L.E.M
A mean a l.e.m can still be a great person, but social science IMHO has become way too liberal and politically oriented
L.E.M by Uncle Dimma April 18, 2021
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L.E.M
Liberal Education Morons, a new term for social science and other non-stem professors at US and western colleges and universities.
L.E.M by Uncle Dimma April 17, 2021
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L.E.M.
An individual that possesses a “low elevation mindset”. This mindset is characterized by a lack of ambition, motivation, and goals. These individuals either relate to or are people who live in their parents’ basement (a low elevation).
L.E.M. by Montgomery Chase August 13, 2024
L.e.m.
An unimpressive person that's liberally educated and is fit to be a politician. Zohran Mamdani may be a l.e.m. He's unimpressive.
L.e.m. by Aspergers dragon October 16, 2025
l.e.m.
Liberally educated ( ie social science) moron ( a person who is professionally unimpressive even if they may be well educated)
l.e.m. by Uncle Dimma October 18, 2025
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