Incynicizability

(n.) /ɪnˈsɪn.ɪˌsaɪ.zəˈbɪlɪˌ/ (in-see-nuh-sai-zuh-bee-luh-tee)

That’s not a real word. I don’t think there’s a word that precisely describes this exact concept yet, so I made one myself on the fly after realizing the fact.

in- – not having a quality of

cynic – a person who believes that people are only interested in themselves and are not sincere

-ize – to make, to turn into

-able – having the ability of

-ity – having the quality of

Put together— the quality of not being able to be turned into a cynic.

An incynicizable person is someone who holds an undying, unkillable belief that life is inherently a beautiful blessing and worth putting one’s faith in.

Topic (Concept)

Topic is loosely defined as a subject of thought. Everything that has ever been mentioned inside the author’s mind is considered as a topic.

Classification

Topic is categorized into four fundamental categories:

  1. People: All real human individual, e.g. the author’s friends, family, public figures, or the author himself.
  2. Things: Everything beside people that can be perceived by physical senses. e.g. the author’s inventory, games, fictional characters, or this blog.
  3. Concepts: Everything that cannot be perceived by physical senses, e.g. ideas, activities, or connections between multiple things or people. Topic itself is an example of a concept.
  4. Events: Interaction between people, things, or concepts that is associated with a specific time.