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liar

by Anonymous September 12, 2003

pathalogical liar

A kid who dips drives a camaro is 18 is got a full ride to michigan state when he was 12 and is likes by only scott schade

Hey that kids a pathalogical liar

by haha BRENT SUX March 16, 2004

Mathological

Obscure/hard to understand mathematics terminology.

Dude, you're using too many mathological terms. Break it down for me.

by Holder94 January 17, 2024

Pathologization Bias

The cognitive bias where someone dismisses another person's views, disagreements, or different perspectives by labeling them as "insane," "delusional," "psychotic," "mentally ill," "schizophrenic," or in need of "therapy" or "help." Rather than engaging with arguments, the pathologizer diagnoses—turning disagreement into symptom, dissent into disease. This bias is epidemic in online discourse, where "touch grass," "seek help," and "you're clearly mentally ill" serve as conversation-enders that require no engagement with actual content. Pathologization bias allows its users to dismiss any challenge to their worldview as not merely wrong but sick—not error but pathology. The target is left defending their sanity rather than their argument, which is exactly the point.

Example: "She presented a well-reasoned critique of his political position. He responded with pathologization bias: 'You're clearly delusional. Have you tried therapy?' Her arguments went unaddressed, her logic unanswered, but now she was also questioning whether she was too invested. The bias had worked: she was defending her mental state instead of her position."

by Abzugal February 19, 2026

Pathologization of Everything

The tendency to frame all human variation, experience, or behavior in terms of pathology—as symptom, disorder, or dysfunction. Under Pathologization of Everything, grief becomes depression, eccentricity becomes autism spectrum, spiritual experience becomes psychosis, political dissent becomes paranoia, normal variation becomes disorder. The pathologizing lens medicalizes human experience, turning life into a series of diagnosable conditions. The result is not better understanding but wider surveillance—everyone becomes a potential patient, everything becomes a potential symptom.

"She's sad after a breakup. 'Must be depression.' He's focused on his work. 'Could be OCD.' They're passionate about politics. 'Probably paranoid.' That's Pathologization of Everything—seeing pathology everywhere, health nowhere. Human experience becomes a checklist of disorders; normal variation becomes dysfunction. The pathologizing gaze doesn't heal—it pathologizes."

by Dumu The Void February 28, 2026

Passological

The compulsive and obsessive need to prevent another driver from passing you, regardless of your speed at the moment they attempt to pass, is so strong that you will accelerate to almost any speed to prevent another person from passing you.

When I tried to pass the car in front of me, they were doing 60 mph, but now they are driving 85 mph to prevent me from passing. They must be passological.

by Canary in the Coal Mine October 29, 2024

Mathologically

Adverb - According to the logic of math as a whole

“Negative plus a negative equals a positive”

“Well in real life it doesn’t make sense, but mathologically it does.”

—> The first sentence was talked about for a real life scenario, not a math scenario. In real life, a negative plus a negative does not equal a positive, but math wise that is correct.

by daniCya August 28, 2025