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Simuology 

Pertaining to the concepts of reality and consciousness considering the possibility that one's and/or society's reality is fabricated.

Simuology is a study of reality, developed by Christopher Foust, which suggests we live in a fabricated existence often perceived as a simulation or type of illusion.

Simuology combines scientific and religious studies to find clues which help support the concept.

The people who actively study Simuology are known as Simuologists.
Gary's work in Simuology has led him to believe the world is not real, but merely an illusion created for his consciousness.
Simuology by Simuologist February 2, 2022
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THE ART OF BEING SICK!!
No one is as sick as TECH N9NE!
Have you heard Tech new CD Sickology?
Fuck yea it's the best shit ever!
The art of communicating with someone by using random hand motions that are generally irrelevant to what you are actually trying to say.
Using signology in math class is a great way to tell your friend three desks behind you that a guy was walking down the street in Mexico.
signology by the "Sh" in KaSh November 5, 2006
When you believe in God and Jesus and you believe there is a heaven but no hell.And people the commit crimes like murders will still go to heaven because "Siggology" believes there souls are cleansed once you go to the after life.Also you believe some stuff in the bible but not all off it you believe to be true.

First used by D'Andre Siggas (Dcigs aka Sigga's)
"Man I don't believe in Christianity I believe in Siggology"
Siggology by Tecnical.k November 15, 2011

Simpology 

The study of the simp including type of simp, a way a simp behaves, and why they get butt raped.
I just got my PhD in Simpology

Samsology 

The study of young men who find the courage to follow their passion .
My uncle told me to include samsology if truly i want to make a difference.

Abraham Lincoln was a samsologist during his life time
Samsology by Òdún June 5, 2020

symbology 

The study of symbols.
Dan Brown writes about SYMBOLOGY in his book "The Da Vinci Code".
symbology by Elaina Walkere May 3, 2006
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