A new word for a new era.

Symnoesis (n.) /sɪm-noʊ-ˈiː-sɪs/

The close, long-term cognitive interaction between humans and synthetic systems - whether it benefits, harms, or simply reshapes both.

We've been living inside it.
Now we can finally name it.

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bucolalia

Noun

1. The involuntary repetitive echoing of words or phrases reminiscent of the stereotypes of rustic, pastoral, or country-styled life, typically without any understanding of said phrases, or familiarity with rustic life.

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#neologism

#newword Greek life, n. (US) The system and activities of fraternity and sorority societies in college.

#newword white-ant v. (Australia) To bring down from within, to undermine or sabotage.

"White ants" are termites, apparently notorious in Australia for eating the wooden foundations of buildings so that they unexpectedly collapse.

#newword suttee, n. In historical Hinduism, the practice of a widow being cremated on her husband's funeral pyre

#newword pantograph, n. A structure of crossed bars lined so they can expand and contract, accordion style. Originally a drawing aid, but nowadays used mostly to describe the conductive device that connect electric trams or trains to overhead wires.

#newword found in course of looking up the last one: oxtercog, v. To carry [someone] by supporting them under the armpits.

#newword oxter, n. (Northern England and Scottish dialect) Armpit.

Now semi-fossilised into phrase "in it up to [his] oxters".

Shares an origin with "axle".

#newword metric marathon, n. A race of 26.2km (equal to 16.3 miles). Apparently introduced alongside the Chester Marathon in 2014 to provide an intermediate distance between 'half' and 'full'.

Ha! #NewWord “BUG” = Back Up Generator.

Nice if you have some late rippeners. #NewWord

@thomasfricke

i like the most, that all those people in the slide are here, except mr waits.

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