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Roko's Basilisk
An thought experiment that focuses on the idea of an sufficiently powerful AI agent that has a intent on torturing those who have thought of the agent but never built it into existence.
Roko's Basilisk by aslpaul3939 January 7, 2021
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Basilisk
A Jewish boy's ridiculously large, circumsized penis. It must be wrapped around the leg several times to fit in a pair of jeans.
Basilisk by Wes-Dizzle December 7, 2010
Digby the Basilisk
Digby the Basilisk is a mythical creature that lives in a series of interconnected tunnels under a school. He feeds on mudbloods and he is excruciatingly inconsistent.
Man: Hey man i think i just saw Digby the Basilisk under the school he was very excruciatingly inconsistent.
Man2: Nah he is a mythical creature that feeds on mudbloods he is not real.
Man: Ohh ok......
Digby the Basilisk: How dare you talk about me, filthy little Mudbloods!
Man2: Nah he is a mythical creature that feeds on mudbloods he is not real.
Man: Ohh ok......
Digby the Basilisk: How dare you talk about me, filthy little Mudbloods!
Digby the Basilisk by bob,dog,mob,tob,lob,job July 14, 2010
basilisk king
basilisk king by SegaBoyll June 27, 2016
basilisk stare
( based on the basilisk's killing method in Harry Potter and The Chammber of Secret): verb: to kill someone, literally from fear followed by a heart attack, simply by staring them straight in the eyes
Even if you tried , you wouldn't be able to basilisk stare a criminal into admitting their guilt, even for a capital murder case
basilisk stare by Uncle Dimma May 18, 2016
basilisk
Often incorrectly thought of as a snake reaching over 100 metres in length that can kill with a look, from the Harry Potter series of books.
The basilisk is actually a 5 centimetre half-cockerel half-snake. It is hatched from a cockerel's egg (not a hen's; a cockerel's) by a toad. It can turn anything living into stone by glancing at it.
Mythologically, it was killed by forcing it to look into a mirror.
The basilisk is actually a 5 centimetre half-cockerel half-snake. It is hatched from a cockerel's egg (not a hen's; a cockerel's) by a toad. It can turn anything living into stone by glancing at it.
Mythologically, it was killed by forcing it to look into a mirror.
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