Staunch Indifference

Masquerading as a strategy.

Hym "Well, it's staunch indifference so you can justify the continuation of this. If not for the NOT subhuman YouTube filth who have worked on my projects or research making it such that it might work out better for me to let the wheel turn for a bit rather than act immediately, we wouldn't be having this conversation. I'm not going to let you use this to pretend you're doing anything other than violating my rights and if your kids have to die to prove that you're not doing what you're claiming you're doing then I will show you exactly how indifferent you really are. I'm telling your right now, you're going to have nothing but a shrug and some hollow platitudes, 'guess there was nothing wr could do' for the public. "

by Hym Iam December 26, 2024

Filthy Indian Dogs

An Indian or group of Indians which attend in filthy acts or desires that’s complies as extremely putrid especially from their scent.

Filthy Indian Dogs who cook with their feet walking around with no deodorant like Filthy Dogs who roam the planet with a stench that scientifically adds up to the breath of 40 Arabian Camels. “Those Filthy Indians Dogs”

by BALLWOUT January 15, 2025

Stinky Indian

A sexual act in which one partner covers themselves in feces and sticks a small red dot on their forehead(usually a gem of some sort). Then proceeds to chant "ringa dingy dinga dingy" repetativley while viciously bouncing their shit covered vagina or anus on their partners penis while also pretending to stir a pot of curry.

Alan: Yo man is that Virginia over there?
Kaleb: Yea she's hot as hell, and I heard she's down for a Stinky Indian

by SexyMOFUCKA January 28, 2025

Euro-Indigenous

Euro-Indigenous is a term for people that are mixed with European-American and Native-American heritage.

my dad is European-American and my mom is Native-American so that makes me of Euro-Indigenous descent.

by European-American king January 28, 2026

Offworld Industries

The entire economic ecosystem of mining, manufacturing, construction, and energy production built to operate in space or on other celestial bodies, using primarily in-situ resources. The goal is to break the "tyranny of the rocket equation" by not hauling everything from Earth. This includes asteroid mining for metals and water, lunar solar foundries, Martian cement production using local regolith, and orbital shipyards. It's the industrial revolution, re-enacted in a vacuum.

Offworld Industries Example: A fully realized Offworld Industry chain might look like: Robots on Ceres mine water ice and metals -> This is processed at a Lagrange point factory into fuel and structural components -> These components are used to build massive solar power satellites in orbit -> The energy is beamed to a growing Mars colony, which uses it to power its own local industries. It's a self-fueling economic engine beyond Earth.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 3, 2026

Evidence Industry

A critical term for the modern system where facts and data are no longer neutral discoveries but mass-produced commodities. In this "industry," evidence is generated, packaged, and marketed to serve pre-determined political agendas, corporate interests, or ideological conclusions. Think of it as a factory where the desired product (a specific narrative) is designed first, and the raw materials (studies, statistics, expert testimony) are then selectively manufactured or sourced to fit. It turns truth-seeking into a supply-chain management problem for power.

Evidence Industry Example: During a major policy debate—like on climate change or public health—opposing think tanks, media conglomerates, and university labs funded by interested parties all churn out a flood of conflicting reports, charts, and "expert" opinions. This isn't an accident of science; it's the Evidence Industry at work. The public is left drowning in a sea of manufactured certainty, unable to find solid ground because every fact has a corporate or ideological barcode.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 6, 2026

Epistemology Industry

A sardonic label for the academic meta-enterprise of endlessly theorizing about knowledge itself. It points to the potential for scholarship in philosophy and social studies of science to become a self-referential, jargon-laden system focused more on internal debates, career-building, and generating complex theories than on clarifying how we know things in the practical world.

*Example: Writing a 400-page treatise deploying Epistemology Industry jargon to deconstruct the "socio-technical imaginaries of evidence-production" in a field you've never actually worked in, all to secure tenure, while a farmer's practical, life-saving knowledge of climate patterns is ignored because it wasn't produced within the industry.*

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 6, 2026