logo edit/logo editor/logo effect

Here are 3 definitions in one.
Logo edit: A really uncool (to say the least) community that peaked in the late 2010s (2016 and later). Basically they would take a logo (often Klasky Csupo, Samsung Logo, MasterCard, or a different company) and then change colours, change the pitch and sound, alter the appearance of it (most often mirroring it) and call it an “effect”. Sometimes, the logo gets reversed, or the speed is changed. An example is “G major 4” where the audio is duplicated, with one of the audios playing a higher pitch from the other audio and then there is a filter making all white black.
Logo editor: A person who engages in the aforementioned activity, adding filters and altering audios and visuals to make what is named an effect. Often consists of less than 11 year old children who have no idea what they are doing. Also often appends phrases such as AUTTP or ATHDTC to their username to seem cool.
Logo effect: The product of the activity of logo editing. When watched, your braincells may decrease and you may die of cringe. As mentioned, many can be described as the following phrase: “A video consisting of a company’s logo, with a colour filter applied to it along with altered sound and visuals. Sometimes has mirroring or reverse or speed change applied to it. Also the titles look like this: MasterCard logo effects sponsored by Goofy Ahh Ohio Effects

Logo edit: Person 1: I made a logo edit! Check it out
Person 2: OK! watches video THIS IS HORRIBLE WHAT THE HELL SOMEBODY CALL 911 THIS IS SO CRINGE
Person 1: What did I do?
Person 3: Calls 911
Person 2: goes to hospital
Person 1: gets arrested for assault
Logo editor: Billy: I heard that Harry edits logos for views on YouTube! He is such a loser, wow.
Logo effect: Confusion is a logo effect. To make it, you must invert the white colour into black, add a mirror and reverse the audio.
Logo edit/logo editor/logo effect (i added this so that I could publish it)

by 😩 daddy January 14, 2024

The To Pimp A Butterfly Effect

When an album is so widely praised for being perfect in every sense of the word that people can feel afraid to criticize it or even listen to it for fear of disliking it. Also called The Dark Side Of The Moon Effect and The In The Aeroplane Over The Sea Effect.

i hear people raving about to pimp a butterfly all the time but im scared to listen to it. what if i don't like it?

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by tacklezzz November 16, 2024

Hard Problem of the Nocebo Effect

The ethical and clinical dilemma of how to inform patients of risks without inducing those very risks through the information itself. The principle of informed consent demands full disclosure of potential side effects. But the act of disclosure can dramatically increase the likelihood and severity of those effects via the nocebo pathway. This puts doctors in a Catch-22: withhold information and be unethical, or disclose it and potentially harm the patient through the power of suggestion. Medicine has no good protocol for navigating this.

Example: A doctor must prescribe a statin. The leaflet lists possible side effects: muscle pain, fatigue, cognitive fog. The patient, now anxious and hyper-vigilant, experiences all three. It's impossible to clinically distinguish between a genuine pharmacological side effect and a nocebo-induced one. The hard problem: How do you practice evidence-based, ethical medicine when the communication of evidence becomes a potent confounding variable that can generate its own adverse data? The diagnostic process can become pathogenic. Hard Problem of the Nocebo Effect.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026

Hard Problem of the Placebo Effect

Specifically, the challenge of harnessing, studying, or prescribing it without deception and thus destroying it. The effect depends on a belief in a genuine treatment. If a doctor knowingly prescribes a sugar pill saying "this is a powerful drug," it's unethical lying. If they say "this is a placebo, but it might help through your mind," the belief—and thus the effect—often vanishes. The phenomenon seems to require a kind of benevolent, therapeutic illusion that modern medical ethics cannot accommodate. Its very nature resists ethical integration into standard care.

Example: Open-label placebo studies, where patients are told "this is a sugar pill with no medicine, but placebo effects are powerful," still show significant therapeutic benefits for conditions like IBS and chronic pain. This adds another layer to the hard problem: How can belief persist and be efficacious even when the patient knows it's a placebo? This suggests a complex, non-conscious mechanism beyond simple conscious faith, operating even when higher cognition is "in on the trick." Hard Problem of the Placebo Effect.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026

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by ammyjackson July 23, 2025

Nobody said you had to supply the sound effects!

What an annoyed attendee snorts at you when you sarcastically voice a gross/crude/embarrassing "audio clip" during/after a humiliating event that others would prefer to hush up or forget/ignore.

Wry-faced storyteller: "...but needless to say, that big plate of beans very decidedly did **not** completely agree with me, and so I ---"
You: "July is National Baked Bean Month --- ppppppprrrrrrrppppppffffhh --- excuse me!"
Wry-faced storyteller, casting an irritated glance in your direction: "Hey --- that's quite enough --- nobody said you had to supply the sound effects!"

by QuacksO June 12, 2018