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Greetings Kiwi Frens. recently, dear leader did a person stream on a notorious historical schizoid "Francis E. Dec."
Francis E. Dec, a schizophrenic man who believed he was being gangstalked by a Gangster Worldwide Computer God with access to Frankenstein radio brain controls and his cronies. Crazier still, he ended up being correct.
Between the 1960s to 1980s several lucky people would unexpectedly receive in the mail a letter from a Francis E. Dec, Esq. They didn't know who this man was but it only took a glance at his letters to understand one thing - he's an absolute fucking wackjob...
As part of the stream, a word that the clear mad genius created from whole cloth is "Apoidic", which Francis Dec used to describe the behavior of people enslaved to the gangster computer god was highlighted.
Being the arrogant autist that I am, I realized upon reading the above post that there was right in front of me a perfect word to explain, in English, the phenomenon of the NPC. "NPC"S in modern english description, when not referring to actual Non Player Charachters in a video game, refer to people who seem to be possesed by internet hive minds, derived from their community. Or otherwise not presenting an internal monologue or responding to stimuli in a way that indicates they are an individual rather then a part of a collective.
Francis E. Dec described these people at Apoidic slaves of the Gangster Machine God back in the 1970's, utilizing his grasp of language to create an entirely new word based on the latin word for "Bee", which is "Apis", in order to describe people he perceived as being slaves to an artificial intelligence that directed everything about them from their beliefs to how their bodies looked.
Despite being a massive Schizo, Francis Dec had hit upon a concept that does not have a word in the English language. Namely, the NPC Phenomenon in Internet culture. His term of "Apoidic" is a perfect encapsulation of this concept and thus deserves to enter the English language.
Proposed conjugation.
Apoidic is a perfect word for "NPC" in that it is an actual word, that explains the concept, and not an acronym of three words that explain the concept.
I tried to argue with the users on bluesky, but their apoidic responses made it clear I was not arguing with a person but a collective.
Apoidic (Noun) , a Hive mind
Apoidic (attributive noun), applied to the verb (in this case responses) to describe behavior. their apoidic responses made it clear
Apoidicative (Adverb) The users of bluesky use apoidicative responses to any outside query, like wasps in a hive that has been kicked.
Apoidict (Proper Noun) This singular user of bluesky is an Apoidict of the overall Apoidicative swarm of responses.
Apoidictly (Adjective) I just asked a question, and every user gave me the same response Apoidictly.
Apoidiction (Verb) The users of Bluesky respond to any question with Apoidiction, just like a swarm of wasps stinging you for kicking their nest.
Between the 1960s to 1980s several lucky people would unexpectedly receive in the mail a letter from a Francis E. Dec, Esq. They didn't know who this man was but it only took a glance at his letters to understand one thing - he's an absolute fucking wackjob...
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As part of the stream, a word that the clear mad genius created from whole cloth is "Apoidic", which Francis Dec used to describe the behavior of people enslaved to the gangster computer god was highlighted.
Being the arrogant autist that I am, I realized upon reading the above post that there was right in front of me a perfect word to explain, in English, the phenomenon of the NPC. "NPC"S in modern english description, when not referring to actual Non Player Charachters in a video game, refer to people who seem to be possesed by internet hive minds, derived from their community. Or otherwise not presenting an internal monologue or responding to stimuli in a way that indicates they are an individual rather then a part of a collective.
Francis E. Dec described these people at Apoidic slaves of the Gangster Machine God back in the 1970's, utilizing his grasp of language to create an entirely new word based on the latin word for "Bee", which is "Apis", in order to describe people he perceived as being slaves to an artificial intelligence that directed everything about them from their beliefs to how their bodies looked.
Despite being a massive Schizo, Francis Dec had hit upon a concept that does not have a word in the English language. Namely, the NPC Phenomenon in Internet culture. His term of "Apoidic" is a perfect encapsulation of this concept and thus deserves to enter the English language.
Proposed conjugation.
Apoidic is a perfect word for "NPC" in that it is an actual word, that explains the concept, and not an acronym of three words that explain the concept.
I tried to argue with the users on bluesky, but their apoidic responses made it clear I was not arguing with a person but a collective.
Apoidic (Noun) , a Hive mind
Apoidic (attributive noun), applied to the verb (in this case responses) to describe behavior. their apoidic responses made it clear
Apoidicative (Adverb) The users of bluesky use apoidicative responses to any outside query, like wasps in a hive that has been kicked.
Apoidict (Proper Noun) This singular user of bluesky is an Apoidict of the overall Apoidicative swarm of responses.
Apoidictly (Adjective) I just asked a question, and every user gave me the same response Apoidictly.
Apoidiction (Verb) The users of Bluesky respond to any question with Apoidiction, just like a swarm of wasps stinging you for kicking their nest.
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