Pull a Neo

Rendering your vote useless in a multiple choice vote by selecting every answer. Often done to express that you like all options and can't decide.

"So, what option did you vote for?"
"All of them"
"Don't pull a Neo, your vote is useless now"

by Wickie_I August 22, 2022

neo feminist

NOUN

A woman who appreciates some gender roles and certain beauty standards. Instead of hating and rebelling against mainstream standards of beauty like earlier waves of feminism, neo-feminism doesn’t care as much about equality with men. Instead, they support things like bimbo-ification and women who enjoy being subservient to men.

“It’s my right to be a housewife if I want to,” said Sharon. She enjoys staying at home and taking care of the house while her husband provides for their family. She must be a neo feminist.

by souless September 5, 2022

Neo-Classical Logic

A 20th-century revival and refinement of Classical Logic that attempts to address its limitations while preserving its core insights. Neo-Classical approaches keep the basic framework but introduce more sophisticated tools: modal logic (necessity and possibility), multi-valued logic (more than two truth values), and higher-order quantification. It's Classical Logic with an upgrade package—same operating system, better apps. Neo-Classicists believe the old tools are basically right but need to handle complexity the ancients never imagined, like time travel paradoxes or the logical structure of infinite sets.

"You can't solve a time travel paradox with Classical Logic—it just throws an error. Neo-Classical Logic at least gives you a debug console and a few more truth values to work with before your brain crashes."

by Dumu The Void February 23, 2026

DJI Neo 2

The glow-up sequel in the Neo drone lineup — an ultra-light, palm-launching flying camera from the Neo Series that basically says, “Who needs a controller?” Built for instant vlogging, spontaneous family moments, and solo adventures that deserve cinematic main-character energy.

Student: "Ayo! Why are your videos looking like a TV channel commercial to me? "
Me: "It's all thanks to the DJI Neo 2"

by EF2020 February 27, 2026

MacBook neo

The newest MacBook from Apple. Costs $599, it’s a budget model with the a18 pro chip, therefore isn’t as fast as an m4 iPad Pro or even the new iPad Air but macOS is better than iPadOS in some areas.

MacBook neo yay or nay?

by iPhone=Airbus, Samsung=Boeing March 4, 2026

Neo-fallacies

New forms of fallacious reasoning that have emerged in the digital age—errors that didn't exist or weren't recognized before the internet. Neo-fallacies include sealioning (relentless bad-faith questioning), concern trolling (expressing fake concern to undermine), and the many forms of online manipulation documented earlier in this dictionary. They're fallacies for the networked age, adapted to the peculiar conditions of digital discourse. Recognizing neo-fallacies requires updating logical theory to match contemporary practice.

Neo-fallacies Example: "He wasn't arguing; he was sealioning—endless 'just asking questions' that never engaged, never satisfied, never ended. Neo-fallacy: a new form of bad-faith interaction enabled by digital platforms. She couldn't fight it with traditional fallacy tools; she had to recognize the new form and respond appropriately—by not engaging at all."

by Abzugal March 7, 2026

Neo-Sophism

A contemporary revival of the ancient art of sophistry—using the tools of reason not to find truth, but to defend the indefensible, promote narrow paradigms, or advance positions that common sense rejects. Neo-Sophism deploys logic, science, skepticism, and rational argument as weapons for ideology, not as methods for inquiry. The neo-sophist doesn't seek understanding; they seek victory. They use the language of reason to obscure, the methods of science to mislead, the tools of skepticism to dismiss. Climate denial dressed as scientific skepticism? Neo-Sophism. Corporate interests defended with free-market logic that ignores market failures? Neo-Sophism. Psychiatric labels used to dismiss political dissent? Neo-Sophism. The ancient sophists taught rhetoric for winning arguments, not finding truth. Neo-Sophism updates this for the modern world: reason as rhetoric, science as sophistry.

"He spent an hour citing studies, using logical terms, invoking scientific authority—all to defend a position so absurd that anyone with common sense would laugh. That's Neo-Sophism: reason as a weapon for unreason, logic as a cloak for nonsense. The ancients would be proud; the rest of us should be warned."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 7, 2026