/prə-ˈflek-sə-vɪst/
noun — / adjective: reflexivistic
Definition: a person who reacts by reflex rather than reason — lacking inner deliberation or conceptual thought, they habitually misread or twist what others say, lash out with insult, project their own faults onto others, and perform moral outrage while doing the very things they accuse others of.
Two quick alternatives
1. Projectoid (noun) — someone who reflexively projects their faults/anger onto others and then attacks.
2. Thoughtvac (noun) — a snappy, playful jab for someone who behaves as if their head is empty of internal thought before they act.
noun — / adjective: reflexivistic
Definition: a person who reacts by reflex rather than reason — lacking inner deliberation or conceptual thought, they habitually misread or twist what others say, lash out with insult, project their own faults onto others, and perform moral outrage while doing the very things they accuse others of.
Two quick alternatives
1. Projectoid (noun) — someone who reflexively projects their faults/anger onto others and then attacks.
2. Thoughtvac (noun) — a snappy, playful jab for someone who behaves as if their head is empty of internal thought before they act.
“When the debate got nuanced he went full reflexivist — no questions, just insults and accusations.”
“Calling for censorship while screaming about ‘fascism’ is textbook reflexivist hypocrisy.”
“Calling for censorship while screaming about ‘fascism’ is textbook reflexivist hypocrisy.”
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n. A proponent or practitioner of relaxivism: one who chooses not to be alarmed about issues promoted by ideologues as something to be alarmed about.
adj.
1. Of, relating to, or engaged in relaxivism.
2. Of, relating to, or being an relaxivist.
n. A proponent or practitioner of relaxivism: one who chooses not to be alarmed about issues promoted by ideologues as something to be alarmed about.
adj.
1. Of, relating to, or engaged in relaxivism.
2. Of, relating to, or being an relaxivist.
Professor Brown, a leading relaxivist researcher, is teaching a course in relaxivism to help students control their stress responses to those issues discussed in the mainstream public narrative that use stridency and buzzwords but which are are short on empirical evidence.
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