Ad Ignorantium (Add-ignore-ant-tee-um) noun: Statements made by a speaker that are true only to the degree that the listener is paying attention. To appeal to ignorance.
Think “I am not a crook.” or “I did not have sex with that woman.” Both were true if you weren’t paying attention. (…and truly believed them.)
I figured Ad-Ignorantium would fit the internet because no one really knows what is true or not online. However, when I chose that moniker for twitter, I never imagined I’d be so honest. Truly.
I stumbled upon Ad-Ignorantium while searching for something to take the place of my first choice, Non-Sequitur, which was already taken.
Non-Sequitur means “That which does not follow”, which is far more appropriate for me.
Now you know.
-Frank
PS: Follow me on twitter. @ADignorantium
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Hi, Frank,
Well, I learned a new word today! Thanks. The subtitle under your main name is funny. My husband and I have a joke if the phone rings or there’s a work emergency or something becomes our emergency due to poor planning on another’s part: “please hold….your call is MODERATELY important to us…” heh heh
I’m glad you like it. 🙂