New Definition For Continent

A large decisive group of people and peoples that are separated by other ethnic lines or geography

The clear divide between Indian sub-continent, and China/Asia

New Definition For Continent

by The Only Opinon July 8, 2021

New Definition For Continent

A large decisive ethnic group divided by clear geography or ethnic lines

the divide in culture and people between India and China/Asia

New Definition For Continent

by Northern =) July 8, 2021

Jayden Thomas Conine

The worlds greatest boyfriend. Very kind, always willing to listen and always trying to help. Even though he has his own emotional, and physical problems, he is still a very kind, old soul.

Jayden Thomas Conine is a very good person.

by EnidsBerryFarm October 2, 2022

Pulling a Corzine

Named for former NJ Gov. & Senator and criminal Jon Corzine, who almost got killed in a car accident in 2007 when he wasn't wearing his seat belt because he thought it was uncomfortable. This means not using a safety device available to you, needlessly taking a foolish and unnecessary risk.

'That guy with his bike helmet on the handlebars rather than on his head is pulling a Corzine'.

by MattM99 December 29, 2023

ICBM: Inter-Continental Bowel Movement

Taking a shit on an inter-Continental flight.

FYI: Use with caution, since "ICBM "is also the acronym for Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile.

Do NOT go into the restroom: that guy just dropped a nasty ICBM: Inter-Continental Bowel Movement.

by NeologianPJG January 28, 2024

Space & Time Continuam

The ways in reality that the present time changes the future, present & past times..

If you create good things there is less stress on the Space & Time Continuam & you will be accepted by the Immortals as good programming; if you cause bad things there is more stress on the Space & Time Continuam & can be restricted by the Universe.

by HaloTheHalo September 4, 2024

Fallacy of Invisible Convincing

The fallacy of assuming that it's possible to convince or argue with anyone about anything—even the most absurd, unacceptable, or monstrous positions—through sufficient rationality, evidence, and persuasion. The fallacy ignores that some positions are not reached through reason and cannot be dislodged by it. You cannot argue someone out of a position they didn't argue themselves into. The defender of slavery, the apologist for genocide, the advocate of racist policies—these are not positions that yield to evidence because they were not based on evidence. The Fallacy of Invisible Convincing is beloved of those who believe that all disagreement is misunderstanding, that all conflict can be resolved through dialogue, that the only problem is insufficient communication. It's a noble fallacy, but a fallacy nonetheless.

Example: "He spent years trying to convince his racist uncle that racism was wrong—studies, arguments, personal stories, everything. Nothing worked. The Fallacy of Invisible Convincing had promised that reason would prevail; reason didn't. Some positions are not reachable by argument because they were not reached by argument. He finally understood: you can't reason someone out of something they didn't reason themselves into."

by Abzugal February 21, 2026