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1. (Religion/Spirituality): The act of using vague or shallow spiritual soundbites on social media to create an appearance of spiritual insight: *Meme-based expression: Sharing religious or spiritual memes without deeper analysis or personal reflection. *Lack of evidence: Failing to provide sound philosophical, theological or scriptural justification for beliefs. *Superficial engagement: Avoiding in-depth discussions or deflecting challenges to their views. 2. (Informal) The use of vague, unsubstantiated statements to appear knowledgeable or authoritative on any topic: * Generalities: Speaking in broad terms without specifics. * Evasiveness: Dodging questions, refusal to engage in discourse or provide details. * Non-committal language: Using phrases like "maybe" or "it depends"while still being certain of ones poition 3. (In Politics): The use of ambiguous or emotionally charged language to manipulate opinion or avoid taking a clear stance on an issue. * Appeal to a specific audience: Using vagueness to avoid alienating potential voters. * Distract from specifics: By focusing on generalities or emotional appeals, which divert attention from details of policy or potential negative actions. * Shift blame or responsibility: Vague statements make it difficult to hold politicians accountable for their actions & inaction. * Create a sense of urgency or fear: Vague warnings or threats are used to manipulate public opinion and gain support for specific policies.
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