Scarrity 

A sudden sexual attraction between two long time friends of the same sex, usually between two straight males... who are too scared to admit it.

(With Lisp) Holy heck, did you see that black and white scarrity pic of schoon and him making out on facebook? SO PRESH!

Scarrity by Richard E. Whacknutz March 24, 2009

Scarcity

the state of being scarce or in short supply; shortage.

Rick and Morty S4 Ep02 :

Your love is defined by scarcity

Meaning by finding the right one among billions

Scarcity by Espada.xx March 20, 2020

Post-scarcity 

Referring to a theoretical point in time past resource scarcity, society, or economical system in which there is no shortage of most goods, and labour, for the most part, is not placed on humans. The idea stems from futurological concepts of a society that has advanced to such a point that most resources are not limited, and can be produced, oftentimes by robots or narrow AI, or other artificial mechanisms. In this society, there would be no conflicts over resources, and society would have reached its maximum efficiency.

A post-scarcity society, one where do not worry about limited resources.

Post-scarcity by THEREALHYPEBOSS August 5, 2021

Scarcity Rationalization

The ideological claim that resources are inherently and permanently insufficient to meet human needs, used to justify inequality, hoarding, and the exclusion of certain groups from access. It presents a contingent political choice—who gets what—as an immutable law of nature, framing greed as prudence and sharing as naive.

Example: "There just isn't enough to go around," said by a wealthy nation debating healthcare or housing, while immense wealth concentrates at the top. This scarcity rationalization masks artificial, politically-engineered scarcity (e.g., vacant investment properties, drug patents) to naturalize deprivation and defeat demands for redistribution.

Scarcity Rationalization by Abzugal February 8, 2026

Theory of Constructed Scarcity

The principle that many situations of "scarcity"—not having enough of something—are man-made, not natural. It happens when access to an abundant or sufficiently producible resource is artificially restricted through control, hoarding, legal barriers, or designed obsolescence. The scarcity of the resource is a constructed condition to drive up its value, create competition, and maintain power for those who control the supply. Diamonds aren't rare; their scarcity is carefully constructed by cartels.

Example: "The concert sold out in minutes, but suddenly hundreds of tickets appeared on resale sites at 5x the price. That's the Theory of Constructed Scarcity. The digital tickets weren't physically scarce; their availability was artificially constricted by bots and platform rules to create a desperate market. The 'shortage' was a profitable fiction built by code and scalpers, not by an actual lack of seats."

Theory of Constructed Scarcity by Abzu Land January 31, 2026