skepticize
skepticize by prefontaine27 July 25, 2010
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skepticize/skepticizing
skepticize/skepticizing
1. "What asylum should I send my friend who skepticizes everything to?"
2. "I am skepticizing the government"
1. "What asylum should I send my friend who skepticizes everything to?"
2. "I am skepticizing the government"
skepticize/skepticizing by sophurry April 23, 2024
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Skepticism
"Hey did you know that typing skepticism is like playing pong with your keyboard?"
"Ok, but why did I need to know this?"
"It's cool! Right? R-r-right?..."
"Ok, but why did I need to know this?"
"It's cool! Right? R-r-right?..."
Skepticism by Bruhtard December 11, 2020
Skepticious
Skeptical + Suspicious = skepticious
Lillith was skepticious about the saturation of poke stands in NYC after having recently been in Hawaii. It reminded her of gas station sushi.
Skepticious by Lillith "Professor" Sass September 23, 2017
skepticweeb
skepticweeb by Punk Queen February 13, 2017
Anti-skepticism
Anti-skepticism, also Antiskepticism is a philosophical view and stance that rejects skepticism, advocating skepticism as a form of reductionism and limitation on reality, in most cases focusing only on the material and physical, anti-skepticism seeks to be as broad epistemologically as possible and make room for possibilities and ideas that go beyond the limitations of skepticism, usually defending concepts such as metaphysics, extraphysics, postmodernism, subjectivism, extraphysicalism, extramaterialism, extranaturalism, epistemological pluralism and epistemological anarchism, but there may be anti-skeptical currents that do not precisely follow all these concepts and yes just some of them.
"Anti-Skepticism is a philosophical stance that supports the rejection of what the skeptical community actually do about the limitation of evidences and make room for epistemological pluralism for study spiritual, religious, esoteric and extraphysical things."
Anti-skepticism by Full Monteirism June 29, 2021
skepticism
Todd: yeah dude, that chick is cool, but we're not banging or anything
Me: *gives him the look (>.>) of skepticism*
Me: *gives him the look (>.>) of skepticism*
skepticism by le-yane-bomb September 11, 2015
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