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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Measures of Flerfiness ==<br />
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The following terms are commonly<Ref>Used on at least zero or more occasions</Ref> used in the analysis of Flerf statements and claims regarding any aspect of the universe about which a Flerf claims to have knowledge or understanding.<br />
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; Moronosity<br />
: The degree of unintelligent thought exhibited by a Flerf.<br />
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; Dumbosity<br />
: A measure of the amount of identifiable "dumbness" in a Flerf claim.<br />
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== Etymology and Usage ==<br />
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=== Moronosity ===<br />
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Moronosity is a term coined by MCToon <Ref>Almost entirely but not quite true</Ref> used to measure the degree of unintelligent thought given by Flerfs to their understanding of the nature of the observable universe.<br />
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It is used more broadly as an indicator of the degree of collective lack of intelligence publicly demonstrated by Flerfs.<br />
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The current world-wide measure of Flerf Moronosity is indicated on the [[Flerf Moronosity Meter]].<br />
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=== Dumbosity ===<br />
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Dumbosity is a term coined by MCToon <Ref>Considered a contentious claim but no verifiable evidence has yet been presented</Ref> used to measure the level of "dumb" evident in any statement or claim made by a Flerf. It is commonly used for ranking and comparison.<br />
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An example of its use can be [https://youtu.be/meATJS717HA?t=2531 viewed here].<br />
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== Notes ==<br />
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=== Reciprocal derivation ===<br />
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It is sometimes claimed that these measures can be equally derived by using related inverse measures - e.g. Intelligence or Insightfulness. Attempts to do so however invariably require precise measurement of extremely small values typically indistinguishable from a zero value. Division by zero commonly occurs during the conversion. <br />
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Derivation methods that use these reciprocal measures thus can not be used reliably or accurately and are therefore not generally considered viable or practicable.<br />
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