Peribiliaarisia
Peribiliaarisia is a term that appears in speculative discussions at the intersection of philosophy of biology, cognitive science, and taxonomy. It is used to describe the set of surrounding contextual cues and peripheral information that influence how biological data are perceived, interpreted, and classified. Proponents frame peribiliaarisia as encompassing environmental context, co-occurring organisms, sampling conditions, temporal factors, and other nonessential details that can nonetheless shape judgments about a specimen or phenomenon.
The term is believed to have been coined in the late 2010s by scholars exploring how context
In practice, peribiliaarisia serves as a conceptual reminder to consider how surrounding conditions might bias interpretation.
Critics argue that the term can be vague or redundant with established notions such as environmental context