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Quackademics

Main article: Quackademics, started by User:LarrySwinger

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Quadrivium

The Trivium:
Grammar + Logic + Rhetoric = Truth.

See also: Seven liberal arts

See also: Windsor and Essex County education resources #Seven liberal arts

Four of the seven liberal arts, the quadrivium (Latin for 'four ways') was a grouping of four subjects or arts —

• Arithmetic - pure numbers in the abstract
• Geometry - stationary numbers in space
• Astronomy - moving numbers in space and time
• Music - applied numbers in the time

— that formed a second curricular stage following preparatory work in the trivium, comprising the seven liberal arts forming the basis of a liberal arts education in Western society from the time of Plato through the Middle Ages.

The term continues to be used by the classical education movement.

~ Wikipedia: Quadrivium

Queerism

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Quenelle

From the name of a French dumpling, a vulgar gesture roughly meaning “up yours, this far”, with one hand placed at the top of the other arm stretched down to signify “how far up” this is to be. Virtue signaling French officials in hysterics have sought to ban the gesture due to their perceived subtext of anti-Semitism.

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