specifigoal

specifigoal /spĭ-sĭf′ĭgōl/ adjective, 1. clear or detailed in communicating a conclusion that no matter what the input it proves a predetermined conclusion, 2. reference to specific application of circular logic for an outcome that cannot be proven any other means. often followed by nearly identical language that is easily understood without connotation of preconceived notion.

"Was there a specifigoal, specific way that you achieved a state of mind that made you more able to perceive these coordinates or perceive whatever, what signal you're getting from a remote viewing?"

(official text transcript doesn't record the application of specifigoal and must be heard via audio recording of podcast. Context is asking if paranormal observations can be described without a shred of proof and mere belief.)

Rogan, Joe. “#2288 - Jacques Vallée.” The Joe Rogan Experience, Spotify, March 12, 2025.

by lifeintheair March 15, 2025

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specifically vague

Omission of specific information so that an idea can be open to interpretation.

The book's author chose to be specifically vague about the location of the fictional town.

by Trip Deezil June 23, 2008

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specifically correct

Being politically correct for specific people

(Talking to Feminist woman): “yes, yes, women are equal”
(In my mind):”I’m being specifically correct”

by LilBuskii March 16, 2022

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I was at the park with my friends, specifically montecito

(idiomatic, Southern US) To engage in/attempt to engage in sexual activity by means of doxxing the already married man who caused your gay awakening.

Term originally created in 1945 by Albert Einstein.

“I told you!” Gabriel said, “I was at the park with my friends, specifically montecito!”
“You whore! You promised me last time you would stop! I’m breaking up with you!”

by albyeinstein April 10, 2022

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