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Feelosophy 

1. It refers to people who based their philosophy and religion wholly and solely on their feelings and emotions without any regard to objective and sane perceptions of reality.

2. A philosophy of life spouted by a dogmatic born-again "New Ager"

3. i.e. a sentimentalist
"Don't worry about her guilt trips and accusations, she's just speaking her feelosophy. Just 'cause she feels that way, doesn't automatically make it true."

"Wow, did you see that crazy New-Age Hippy guy spouting his profound feelosophy all over us at the drum circle?"

"Gee, people who say "do whatever makes you feel good," are pretty dumb. If I like slamming heroin into my arm every night, should I continue to do it? These people need to get their feelosophy straightened out
Feelosophy by girirajgopal October 28, 2011
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Failosophy 

An idea from a person that fails.
Everyone hates the idea, and it should be rejected immediately.
Billy: Noobs are the coolest people ever.
Bob: What the hell, no. Dude, that's seriously a failosophy...
Failosophy by Simply Stefani; December 27, 2008
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Failosophy 

An idea or suggestion that is obviously destined to not work or have bad outcome.
(usually not obvious to person who thinks of it)
You: "....I'm so bored... what should we do?"

Your dumbass friend: "Let's play soccer with a bowling ball!"

You:" That is probably the most idiotic failosophy I have ever been mentally injured with."
Failosophy by ArrogantAngel April 16, 2009

Freelosophy 

The viewpoint or Philosophy of one who freely shares it. It is normally the speakers own opinion about which no one cares. Examples may include people on the corner spouting their beliefs, drunks explaining concepts and those not smart enough to be in Mensa but still trying to impress others.
He was teaching his Freelosophy to anyone who would listen, No Charge.
Freelosophy by F Esquire B June 22, 2021

fillosophy 

Your feelings and values regarding how much product you add to a container.
Some packaged-goods companies who are real penny-pinchers will give you just barely da weight/volume dat they state on the carton, while other firms have a slightly more liberal fillosophy.
fillosophy by QuacksO April 14, 2022
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