Meat Group 

When little midge bugs fly Kamikaze style into your glass of whiskey and you can't be bothered picking them out so you call out 'meat group' as you finish off your drink.

"Look at that another Kamikaze style bomber has landed in my drink. Oh well, 'MEAT GROUP' "
Skulls rest of drink.

Meat Group by Kamikaze Style November 13, 2017

meat group 

A term used when referring to someone you think is hot. Making reference to one being so hot it is required to be on the FDA food pyramid.

That girl is so hot, total meat group.

meat group by ivonne carley June 21, 2004

Meatground

1) To forcefully insert a body part into a solid object(s).
2) Crushing human meat into solid objects.
3) Uniting two solid objects through means of force and/or harsh impact.

Dave Mirra meatground his entire torso into the wooden structure.

Meatground by CagyMcCorgeson©2006 April 8, 2006

Metagroupthinking

The insidious, higher-order groupthink where a community becomes collectively convinced of its own immunity to groupthink because it is aware of the concept. This creates a blind spot of superior self-perception. The group (e.g., rationalist communities, skeptic circles, critical theory collectives) uses its knowledge of cognitive biases and logical fallacies as rhetorical weapons against outsiders, while its own sacred cows—shared ideological assumptions, preferred theorists, in-group jargon—go unchallenged. Awareness of the trap becomes the very mechanism of entrapment.

Example: A "rationalist" mastermind group meets weekly to make decisions using Bayesian models. They proudly discuss confirmation bias. However, they all share a deep cultural assumption that technological solutionism is always correct. When a member questions the ethics of their AI surveillance project, they're met with sophisticated charges of "status quo bias" and "akrasia." This is Metagroupthinking: using the language of debiasing to defend their own unexamined, shared bias.

Metagroupthinking by Dumuabzu February 5, 2026