Science Power

The recognition that science is not a pure, neutral pursuit of truth, but a form of power in its own right, operating as a distinct sphere of influence alongside politics, economics, and military force. Science power includes the authority to define reality, the control of expertise as a resource, the ability to grant or deny funding, and the gatekeeping of what counts as "knowledge." It's the understanding that who controls the labs, journals, and peer review processes wields as much influence as who controls the army or the treasury.

Example: "They didn't need to censor the research; they just used their science power to deny funding and ensure it never got published in the first place."

by Dumu The Void March 11, 2026

Science Based Lifting

Science-based lifting refers to a training approach that emphasizes using scientific principles and research findings to optimize workout routines, nutrition, and recovery.

Gymbro 1 - "Yo bro, you tryna do some keenan flaps?"
Gymbro 2 - " Get this science based lifting snot out of my face"

by sciencebasedlifter June 3, 2025

science

knowledge of any kind.

"his rare science and his practical skill"

by Arminkshipper August 17, 2025

SCIENCECAT1030

This person defines some words, including 'SCIENCECAT1030'

SCIENCECAT1030 defined 3 words until he defined himself

by SCIENCECAT1030 November 13, 2025

Bomb Science

Used to describe a situation, state or thing that is beyond compare in it's relative excellence.

Hey have you read those new haikus I sent you? They're the bomb science yo!

by Jaemo February 23, 2004

Hitire Science fiction

A new type of science fiction whose main subject is about the hitire a type of sex slave that has evolved into a quasiprofession.It is about all the drama,lust and passion surrounding them.It is always set in the future and includes movies,novels and graphic novels ect and sometimes overlaps with other types of science fiction and porn ect.
The word hitire is pronounced hi-ti-re.

I like Hitire science fiction.

by The Fury 13 October 18, 2010

citizen science

A three-week, intensive introduction to the sciences for all first-year undergraduate students at Bard College.

Citizen Science sends students into a state of boredom that very easily leads to suicidal behavior.

by 69bridge January 9, 2011