Social Rat

an individual, group or entity whom post information via social media which reveals private information with regards to another individual, group or entity without consent, in which the consequence can be direct or indirect; negative or positive.

"My carpool is already 30 minutes late. What the hell man..... =)" -Rich

"He got stuck in traffic ... LOL" - Dora
"Social Rat!" - Andy *2 Like*

Via Facebook

by Vietoriouz April 16, 2013

social pack rat

An individual who acquires large groups of aquaintances who are not essentially friends or a person you could call on.

Mary has so many friends but she's a social pack rat. No one is ever there for her .

by Whip-it42 February 3, 2017

Social Sciences of Reason and Rationality

The study of how rationality is socially organized, institutionalized, and contested. It draws on sociology, political science, and economics to analyze how organizations define what counts as rational behavior, how professions (like law, medicine, management) instill their own rationalities, and how social structures can systematically produce irrational outcomes. It also examines how appeals to “rationality” are used to legitimize policies and exclude alternative viewpoints.

Social Sciences of Reason and Rationality Example: “Social sciences of rationality research traced how the concept of ‘rational choice’ in economics was translated into public policy, redefining citizens as self‑maximizing individuals and thereby dismantling social welfare institutions.”

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 24, 2026

Theory of Rational Social Control

Closely related to logical control, this focuses on the application of "rationality" as a governing principle for social organization and individual behavior. It examines systems (like bureaucracies or economic models) that claim to optimize human activity based on cost-benefit analysis and instrumental reason, often at the expense of human values, ethics, and spontaneity. Control is achieved by making everything subject to a cold calculus of efficiency.

Theory of Rational Social Control Example: A university replaces small, discussion-based humanities seminars with massive, standardized online lectures graded by AI. Administrators justify this as the "rational" choice—it's scalable and cost-effective. This rational social control prioritizes metric-based efficiency over the unquantifiable educational value of personal mentorship and dynamic debate, reshaping the institution's human purpose to fit a sterile, calculable model.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 7, 2026

socialeating

people gathering for a dinner in a cozy place, with the main purpose of having a good meal while socializing with each other, making new friends that share common interests and music taste

hey bro, socialeating tonight ?
yeah, going to that dinner at Paul's loft, gonna be fun, lots of interesting people

by valoskalos July 13, 2012

socialbation

the act of using social networks to stroke one's own ego by posting about their minor social conquests

His ego must be huge with all that socialbation

by Bicks868 October 30, 2010

Socialpath

The modern definition of a Social Media-addicted, narcissistic, self-centered, egotistical, sociopathic dummy who has stopped caring about anyone else but themselves ever since they got five online accounts and figured out how to airbrush.

Mindless WiFi sheep whose brains have been disillusioned into thinking they are now the singular most important thing on earth.

Armchair activists who pick fights on social media without any knowledge of subject matter, who also possess questionable key-tapping abilities, carpal tunnel and a bent neck.

“She’s a total Socialpath... just look at all the selfies she posts. No photos of her husband or kids anymore, just her in a tiny bikini winking at the camera for somebody else.”

by Charlotte Nicolette February 13, 2020