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[[File:Nasexample.png|thumb|An example of NAS (NAS is put on the criteria as well) that would cause the [[Marge|Marge Effect]]]]
The marge that confused the party refers to any abstracta and/or abstract object that creates so much [[Marge|confusion]] that the entirety of the users of [[soyjak.party]] agree universally that this abstracta is indefinitely a creator of [[Marge|confusion]] and or produces [[Marge|confusion]] as on par with the  properties of the abstracta<ref name=":0">Dr. Soyswedeson. (2023). "The Marge Effect: A Study of General Confusion and the Marge Effect" ''Läkartidningen'' (Lakard is a Swedish medical journal)</ref>, therefore creating a process which creates the [[Marge|Marge effect]]<ref name=":0" /> 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, the sproking out may cause the marge that confused the party, therefore contributing to the process which creates the [[Marge|Marge effect]]), [[Zoomer Derangement Syndrome]], and finally, [[Self-insert syndrome]]<ref name=":0" />.
The marge that confused the party refers to any abstracta and/or abstract object that creates so much [[Marge|confusion]] that the entirety of the users of [[soyjak.party]] agree universally that this abstracta is indefinitely a creator of [[Marge|confusion]] and or produces [[Marge|confusion]] as on par with the  properties of the abstracta<ref name=":0">Dr. Soyswedeson. (2023). "The Marge Effect: A Study of General Confusion and the Marge Effect" ''Läkartidningen'' (Lakard is a Swedish medical journal)</ref>, therefore creating a process which creates the [[Marge|Marge effect]]<ref name=":0" /> 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, the sproking out may cause the marge that confused the party, therefore contributing to the process which creates the [[Marge|Marge effect]]), [[Zoomer Derangement Syndrome]], and finally, [[Self-insert syndrome]]<ref name=":0" />.



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An example of NAS (NAS is put on the criteria as well) that would cause the Marge Effect

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[1], 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, the 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]

Official marge-causers:

Potential marge-causers:

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