An Inner-West suburb in Sydney which is known for its zerg of Koreans. It is also the second home for many youths with it's infamous Web-Station. Mainly used for its convenient drop-off spot 'Kiss-and-Ride'. It can also be used for a chill-out zone. Plaza is also recognised for it's warm and cozy interior, attracting various people of all age and sizes.
Have you been to Korea? No but i've been to Strathfield.
A strewnfield is a geographic area representing a field where meteorites have been strewn. In other words it is the area of land that they landed on after entering our atmosphere. This gives finders a designated area to look for more of the material and offers science a chance to study and determine certain information about a fall. ie, what size landed where and why?
One would find a meteorite from a particular fall within this certain area we call a Strewnfield .
when you take over a whole domain, overburden the area with "strawmen arguments" so much so that it is absolutely flooded with stupidity.
usually, a situation of polarized echochambers helps to foster strawfields, where all sides deliver stupid versions of other sides, where everyone does this so much that being a strawperson in a strawfield world becomes normalized
(All while democracy fades).
dude 1 "bro do you even use the internet even anymore? why are do you just sit there staring off into space ?"
dude2 "hey get beyond that tinker box of yours its filled mostly with strawfields"
dude 1 "nah dude, there is still some shyt. check out subr named cyberphunk."
dude 2"Woah totally communicable! there be little strawfields here.. you are right, I think I am able to see some grassyspace in this link right here"
churchhurt is where you experience a degree of distance, pain, or judgement from your church community. Essentially, you are just unable to “find your place”. This is prevalent in the Christian community, but can be extended to other religions.
Now that I am an adult I am beginning to heal from the churchhurt that was inflicted on me as a child.