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The marge that confused the Party

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An example of NAS (NAS is put on the criteria as well) that would cause the Marge Effect, such Marge Effect is within the thread, being the first reply (image and thread archived for no link rot)

The marge that confused the Party refers to any abstracta and/or abstract object that creates so much confusion that the entirety of the users of soyjak.party agree universally that this abstracta is indefinitely a creator of confusion and or produces confusion as on par with the properties of the abstracta, therefore creating a process which creates the Marge effect.[1]

The marge that confused the Party and its processes may coincide with the criteria of other mental disorders such as Märgerautismus Syndrome, Schizophrenia, Oldfag Dysphoria, Sproking out (whilst not a mental disorder, rather a medical condition, sproking out may cause the marge that confused the Party, therefore contributing to the process which creates the Marge effect, Zoomer Derangement Syndrome, and finally, Self-insert syndrome.[1]

Official/Potential criteria for The marge that confused the Party as on par with Researchgate's criteria[2][edit | edit source]

Official marge-causers:[edit | edit source]

Potential marge-causers:[edit | edit source]

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