consciousist 

One who subscribes to consciousism.

Her consciousist judgments led her to privilege her children over her pets.

consciousist by Jeffrey Huling July 27, 2007

consciousist 

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Ruet decided to starve to death since he was a consciousist.

consciousist by Shwani December 6, 2020

Consciousism 

Consciousism: The philosophy which says that the primary purpose of the existance of any conscious being, whether it be man, beast, machine, robot, or kangaroo, is to enjoy its consciousness for the maximum duration it can, and upon losing its consiousness, or at least physical awareness as it's known to the living or sentient, is to be remembered and thus gain an element of physically unconscious permanence.

Consciousism also states that consciousness and/or sentience is as real as anything that could possibly exist; it is not a mere illusion, since to perceive an illusion requires consiousness.

A believer in consciousism has little doubt that they exist and can interact with the world around them, and most likely has a desire to do so in a manner pleasing to them.

Consciousism by 010101010101010001011101 March 8, 2005

conscioussus 

Anything that scares you and makes you suspicious or suspiciously sus out and you are conscious of it and most of the time it is weird also used as conscioussusly

I was conscioussusly conscioussus when I saw a spider at a Starbucks

conscioussus by 7theonedoubletriple March 30, 2022

consciousism 

A value judgment based on the level of consciousness of any object, animate or inanimate. Typically, the “higher” the consciousness, the more valuable the object is deemed. For example, humans are considered (by most humans) to be of more worth than other animals like rats; in turn, all animals are considered more valuable than plants, which are considered more valuable than rocks, and so forth. A consciousist is one who subscribes to value judgments based on the level of consciousness.

Her priviliging of non-retarded children over retarded children was a form of consciousism, since she made value judgments based on the children's levels of consciousness.

consciousism by Jeffrey Huling July 27, 2007