The region of simpletons; noodles or simpletons collectively.(noun)
The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)
Use "noodledom" in a sentence
"Still, noodledom was nearer than vulgarity to dandyism."
"And he had over Byron this further advantage: his noodledom was not a matter of common knowledge; whereas Byron's vulgarity had ever needed to be in the glare of the footlights of Europe."
"We either evade the concrete moral demands, or we deny the noetic effects of sin - that is to say, all the ways our minds and senses are screwed up until he goes to work on us - when we come to some passage that violates our latest cherished canons of philosophical or scientific noodledom."