Ground Loot

Common
Easy to find
Easy to get
A cinch to obtain
Available to a large percentage of people

“That girl is ground loot”
“A gray assault rifle is ground loot bro i don’t want that”
“N***a deodorant is ground loot how do you not have that Ind*an.”

by Chicagobuckets80 March 12, 2024

The Grounding Problem

The Grounding Problem is the search for a foundation of our moral beliefs, something solid that would make them true in a way that is clear, objective and unmoving. Responses to The Grounding Problem can be placed in the following categories:
- Externalism

- Internalism

- Interactionalism

The Grounding Problem is a philosophical idea.

by Atlas Apollo March 25, 2024

Grounded Discord

A anitok server filled with disgusting teens and pedophilles who smell of shit and Dino nuggets. If you’re in this server kill your self immediately

Hey bro, are you in The Grounded Discord?
No, that shits for faggots

by jemeatsavior July 7, 2022

Ground squagler

A rodent and horrific person who makes everyone feel uncomfortable

These ground squaglers in my ft “gabe” and “luci”

by Goliath penis June 6, 2022

Common Grounds

Not just a bar, a cultural New York landmark.

Common Grounds hands down, equally ruined and made my life.

by common grounds February 16, 2022

Ground zero

Thomas get off the game now and go to sleep GROUND ZERO!!!!!!

U chillin with the homies and your step dad burst into the room ground zero

by Thomasgroundzero March 7, 2022

Confirmation Bias of Common Ground

The shared, tacit assumptions that enable communication and cooperation within a group, maintained by collective confirmation. When everyone in a community starts from the same axioms and continually reinforces them through discourse, the axioms become "common ground"—so obvious they need not be stated. This bias is functional: it reduces negotiation costs and enables coordinated action. It is also a prison: it makes the group's foundational premises invisible and unassailable from within.

Confirmation Bias of Common Ground Example: In a corporate meeting, everyone confirms that "shareholder value" is the ultimate goal. This common ground is never debated; it's the platform upon which all other debates happen. An outsider asking "Why maximize shareholder value?" is met with confused silence—they've violated the Confirmation Bias of Common Ground. The group's bias is so deeply shared they've forgotten it's a bias.

by Dumu The Void February 11, 2026