An action which involves a high amount of dickishness, so much so that it may be called cuntish behavior; this
"Calvin refused to give me a beer. Cuntish behavior man."
"He is an avid participant in cuntish behavior."
"He is an avid participant in cuntish behavior."
by Niggarachi-117 January 28, 2011
Murdering those close to you with no expectation of getting away with it....no planning or plotting of any kind is involved
by smalltownmurder April 2, 2018
by Fireyi September 10, 2014
by Goturdumbass January 25, 2023
The phrase “behavioral surplus” is central to the subject of Shoshana Zuboff’s 2019 book “The Age of Surveillance Capitalism.” The author is a professor emerita at the Harvard Business School. Here is Zuboff’s description of the term in the book’s Introduction:
“Surveillance capitalism unilaterally claims human experience as free raw material for translation into behavioral data. Although some of these data are applied to product or service improvement, the rest are declared as proprietary ‘behavioral surplus,’ fed into advanced manufacturing processes known as ‘machine intelligence,’ and fabricated into ‘prediction products’ that anticipate what you will do now, sooner and later. Finally, these prediction products are traded in a new kind of marketplace for behavioral predictions that I call ‘behavioral futures markets.’” (Terms highlighted with single quote marks are italicized in the original.)
Because of the way the term is discussed in the book it’s likely it originated early this century in the bowels of Google as the company searched for a way to reliably monetize their search engine. They found one.
“Surveillance capitalism unilaterally claims human experience as free raw material for translation into behavioral data. Although some of these data are applied to product or service improvement, the rest are declared as proprietary ‘behavioral surplus,’ fed into advanced manufacturing processes known as ‘machine intelligence,’ and fabricated into ‘prediction products’ that anticipate what you will do now, sooner and later. Finally, these prediction products are traded in a new kind of marketplace for behavioral predictions that I call ‘behavioral futures markets.’” (Terms highlighted with single quote marks are italicized in the original.)
Because of the way the term is discussed in the book it’s likely it originated early this century in the bowels of Google as the company searched for a way to reliably monetize their search engine. They found one.
“The shift of economies of scope defines a new set of aims: behavioral surplus must be vast, but it must also be varied.” ibid., p 199
by ex PFC Chuck April 21, 2021
Unlike the traditional use of the word loose, loose behaviour is a versatile word that can be used to describe someone that is a shady character, also it is a good or bad response from a person depending on the circumstances and actions involved.
1 - throwing the phone off the third story balcony at a hotel was loose behavior.
2 - You were so wasted last night your behavior was loose.
3 - Drinking underage in a manner that gets you and your friends arested.
2 - You were so wasted last night your behavior was loose.
3 - Drinking underage in a manner that gets you and your friends arested.
by Briscoe May 25, 2005
by That_LumineSimp April 24, 2023