Papology
Papology by Lame Holler September 28, 2010
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paxology
deep study of how peace can be maintained in the world by inculcating in the minds of people the importance of peace and sensitizing them to the devouring power of violence to wreak havoc on mankind as a whole.
In the present-day world marred by violence and terrorism, the significance of paxology is growing by leaps and bounds day by day.
paxology by uttam maharjan July 3, 2010
Popology
1. A branch of science that deals with the functions of mass appeal specific to the communications and arts industries.
2. An international media education program designated as a global brand.
POPOLOGY™ is the science and study of popular culture; a portal into a multi-media education program,
with mentoring (via a POPOLOGIST™) as a production service domain.
2. An international media education program designated as a global brand.
POPOLOGY™ is the science and study of popular culture; a portal into a multi-media education program,
with mentoring (via a POPOLOGIST™) as a production service domain.
For his dissertation in popology, Joe drew parallels between of Madonna's bra collection and bras worn by subsequent female pop icons.
Popology by popsiclepop August 25, 2013
Popology
The science of brand experience and activation. Since 2010.
Popology is an experiential creative lab where science meets popular culture and technology.
Under Popology’s microscope is the delivery of experiences that trend. We use our understanding of people, technologies, and environments to change perceptions, solve challenges and transform businesses.
Popology is an experiential creative lab where science meets popular culture and technology.
Under Popology’s microscope is the delivery of experiences that trend. We use our understanding of people, technologies, and environments to change perceptions, solve challenges and transform businesses.
PCpology
The meaningless ignorant annoy apology issued by customer service agents and public officials that accepts responsibility for an action without accepting accountability or taking any action whatsoever to address an injury.
In a bored tone, the agent began issuing the usual PCpology “we apologize for the overbook situation and we look forward to reaccommodating you on a later flight.”
PCpology by Review3206 October 9, 2019
pavology
My colleague and I, are doing a project that is using "Pavology" to determine how much it costs to fix our neighborhood's potholes!
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