Rural Dictionary

peer-to-peer

A corporate jargon term for individual interactions on the same culture/power/economic/social level. Originally applied to computer networking on a computer level as opposed to a computer-server level.

Occasionally abbreviated as "P2P" and parallels "B2B" (business to business) usually on a separate, lower power level.

When the "Clu" and 'programs' battled the "Master Control Program" in the film Tron, the programs' collaboration is an example of peer-to-peer interaction.

by Hapto October 23, 2007

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Peer

Someone who is your age or close to it.

"I sentence you to be exposed before your peers! Tear down the wall!!!!!!"

by Xavier breath March 23, 2005

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peers

people in the same group as you, for example same age or same class.

Andy's peers graduated in 1999, but Andy is a mouth-breather so he had to stay back a year.

by i have a large wang March 12, 2004

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Peers

Peer comes from the Latin par which means equal. When you are on par with someone, you are their peer. Anyone of the same spesicis can be ones peers subjectivly. Anything that can be noticed to everyone and everythingorganic can be ones peers objectivly as they are all here with you. Age, Sex, Location, Wealth and so on are more subjective ways to use categorize ones peers.

This definition allows no moral high ground objectively.

Subjectivly it is used to create a moral high ground.

Latin par "equal, equal-sized, well-matched," also as a noun, "that which is equal, equality," of unknown origin.

This definition is english of known origin. Made fair and UnBias with all perspectives of logic accounted for.

Peers are unlimited. If a peer disappears due to circumstances their is always a replacement being grown, being born or simply being created.

by Rialeduc January 26, 2019