
Infinite Monkey Theorem (Word For The Week)
Given enough time, anything is possible. Don't feel bad, don't feel special. That is the most succinct way to interpret the infinite monkey theorem.
Shock Value (Word For The Week)
Shock value is the potential of an image, text, action, or other forms of communication, to provoke a reaction of sharp disgust, shock, anger, fear, or similar negative emotions.
Pop Pooper (Word For The Week)
The voice of the people is not necessarily the voice of God, but there is no guarantee that yours is either. Get off your high horse. No one likes a pop pooper. Even if you know the people around you are idiots, let them make their decisions.
Beer Muscles (Word For The Week)
The funny thing is most people acknowledge beer muscles, the unfunny bit is it is not an excuse before the law, your boss, your spouse, or your friends.
Virtue Signalling (Word For The Week)
Virtue signalling is defined as the act, or practice of publicly expressing opinions or sentiments intended to demonstrate one's good character or the moral correctness of one's position on a particular issue.
Stan Culture (Word For The Week)
Stan Culture is defined as the actions, of a collective, often extreme in nature, of a strong minority within a fanbase. A Stan meanwhile is defined as an extremely or excessively enthusiastic and devoted fan.
Sọrọ Sókè (Word For The Week)
Sọrọ sókè is a Yoruba phrase that serves as a prompting to speak louder, speak up, or speak more assertively. This phrase has been co-opted both online and offline as a response by Nigerian youths engaged in the #EndSARS protest.
Mutually Assured Destruction (Word For The Week)
Mutually Assured Destruction is a doctrine of military strategy and national security policy in which a full-scale use of nuclear weapons by two or more opposing sides would cause the complete annihilation of both the attacker and the defender.
Obituary (Word For The Week)
As much as our ultimate reward is in heaven, what if your entry into heaven depends on everyone you ever come in contact with voting for or against you getting into heaven? And people had to vote honestly, based on their memories of you.
Sunk Cost Fallacy (Word For The Week)
Sunk cost fallacy is a phenomenon where somebody justifies an increased investment of money or other resources based on the cumulative prior investment (the sunk costs), despite new evidence suggesting that the cost of continuing now outweighs the expected benefit.
Echo Chamber (Word For The Week)
Do not allow yourself to get trapped in an echo chamber of your own creation, else you'll be unaware of when the world moves on and leave you behind.
Gaslighting (Word For The Week)
You will no longer be a victim of someone else's gaslighting. It is time you'll put on your flame, raise your lamp high, and shine bright like the star you are meant to be.
Stock Taking (Word For The Week)
Stock Taking means to go through ones wares, finding out what you have surplus of, enough of and what is lacking.
Regret (Word For The Week)
Feeling remorseful or regret is not a sign of weakness. It is simply being human. Know that others have been where you are and still gone on to do better.
Messiah-Complex (Word For The Week)
The most surprising part of people with a Messiah Complex is the fact that often, they actually played the most irrelevant, inconsequential and fleeting role in your come up.
Expectation (Word For The Week)
May we not be used to nonsense. May we not trade our expectations for crumbs. May our expectation not be cut short.
Foresight (Word For The Week)
For the rest of us, foresight of what the future holds for us, our children and generations to come is why we must come out of our comfort zones, to carry out our civic responsibility by electing leaders we believe in.
ANGER (Word For The Week)
Do not allow your anger to cause irreparable damage to relationships that could be beneficial to you in the future. Don't let a reputation of being a "Diva" or "Tantrum Tom" become a stumbling block to your progress.
Accountability (Word For The Week)
As much as 2019 is your year of Abundance, Greatness, Increase and lots more, personally, 2019 should be your year of Accountability too.
Norm (Word For The Week)
A norm is defined as something that is regarded as typical or normal. It is also a rule that is enforced by members of a society.You might be interested in these:
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