theopic 

- Adjective: farsighted

o Having imagination, foresight, and/or intellectual insight; godly view or understanding

o Synonyms: imaginative, creative, adventurous, far-sighted, godly view or insight, broad-minded

“A theopic person sees and understands the big picture”

theopic by Maximilian Pio December 9, 2017

theepicgmodboi 

An epic gmod gamer and tiktoker.

“TheEpicGmodBoi posted another video, what an absolute chad.”

theepicgmodboi by Sans Undertale From Undertale August 8, 2020

TheEpicMurloc 

A commentator who does videos on many different games, he releases videos VERY often, once a day most of the time.

Has hundreds of videos on games such as World Of Warcraft and Minecraft. Most of the time he does a series, which can run for a very long time.

His longest running series was 'Let's Play: Cataclysm' which lasted 166 episodes in which he leveled a worgen warrior to 85.

At the moment he is very under rated and unrecognised, which is a shame because of the amount of effort he puts into his videos.

1. Hey dude, still having trouble in Minecraft?
2. Na, TheEpicMurloc explained it in one of his vids.
1. Awesome, I made a ton of money and got some unique items thanks to his How To vids.
2. Nice.

TheEpicMurloc by WoW Youtube November 22, 2011

theodicy 

*noun*; from Greek, θεός {god} + δίκαιον (justice). Literally, "the justice of God." Specifically, the attempt to explain God's ways to mortals.

The term was used by Gottfried Leibniz for his book {Théodicée} explaining how an omnipotent and benevolent God could allow suffering in the universe. Leibniz took the approach that this was the "best of all possible worlds," meaning that God could not have made this world better in any one respect, without making it worse in others.

In 1759, Voltaire published the novel *Candide* which was essentially a very long satire of Leibniz' views. The character of Dr. Pangloss is based on Leibniz, although it has been argued that Voltaire misrepresented Leibniz' views.


In common usage, the term *theodicy* refers to any defense of a thing based on the claim that whatever that thing does is the best possible. The obvious example is neoclassical economics, which insists that whatever outcome achieved by "the market," it is the best one that could possibly exist. It's a fallacy because it uses circular reasoning, and it is unfalsifiable.

Privileged and successful groups need religion for a very different purpose, namely legitimation. Their members are convinced that they deserve their good fortune and that the poor deserve their misfortune. {Max} Weber calls this the "theodicy of good fortune"...

Anthony Waterman in 2002 put forward the suggestion that Smith could be read as offering a kind of Augustinian theodicy of the market. According to him, Smith's idea could be interpreted as thus: just like God put governments in place to restrain sin, the institution of the market also restrains sin.

Nimi Wariboko, *God and Money: A Theology of Money in a Globalizing World* (2008)

theodicy by Abu Yahya March 23, 2009

Theepic 

Some bitch ass youtuber Who barely even uploads and spent most of their time on Twitter and Reddit. And plays fortnite for 90% of their day.

“𝙸𝚏 𝚢𝚘𝚞'𝚛𝚎 𝚊 𝚙𝚎𝚍𝚘 𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚍𝚎𝚜𝚎𝚛𝚟𝚎 𝚝𝚘 𝚍𝚒𝚎”
-Theepic

Theepic by Theepic yt October 7, 2020

Theoticimus 

Theoticimus is know to be the best book in the world with three pages of the most grammatically correct spelling and the biggest plot twists in the history of plot twists.

Theoticimus is great

Theoticimus by Mix'N'Match 2 for 6 November 18, 2020

ThePickleMan1 

A twitch streamer that is super hot and seggzy, this streamer is often reffered as a sock/cumsock because of his distinct pngtuber avatar, or pickle (a shortened version of ThePickleMan1)

I love watching ThePickleMan1 on twitch

ThePickleMan1 by NotThePickleMan1 September 13, 2021