Sekirov Dictionary

black pill

noun 6
verb 2
forms 5

noun6

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[before a noun] A notional pill taken by those who have adopted a nihilistic, usually (but not necessarily) far-right philosophy, or those who are pessimistic about social or political issues.
- They see a dangerous trend in the incel movement: “The spreading of the blackpill would no doubt increase shooting (and suicides) because some young men lose control”. — 2019
The belief that genetics and appearance (as defined by LMS and PSL theory) determine one's destiny and that effort (especially regarding the sexual marketplace) is futile.
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A poison pill; a pill intended to kill the person who ingests it.
- The day I got into med school my mother told me that if she were ever to find herself without her mental faculties that I should give her the "black pill." — 2009
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A hypothetical pill with a specific probability of causing death, which one is offered a large sum of money in order to take, as a philosophical dilemma.
- Now that we have both the black pill and white pill results before us, we are in a position to make a few general observations. — 1979
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(slang) An opium pill.
- Those funny pipes were used for opium-smoking — just a puff for each shining black pill, and then oblivion to all earthly cares — dreams and dreams of beautiful worlds. — 1904
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A traditional Tibetan remedy.
- His father went to the village leaders for some medicine but returned with only some black pills, a traditional remedy. — 2016

verb2

To cause another to adopt a nihilistic philosophy.
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To accept that genetics and appearance (as defined by LMS and PSL theory) determine one's destiny and that effort (especially regarding the sexual marketplace) is futile.
- Incels are a danger to western society, because if we manage to blackpill more low value men, it could destroy this rotten civilization in its current form. — 2020

forms

black pilled · black pilling · black-pilling · black pills · black-pills

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