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First thought: fractorama should blend math anxiety and absurdity since that's the most relatable pain point people have with fractions. Gotta make it sound like a terrifying sci-fi concept while being technically accurate about what causes the fear of fractions in humans. The user seems to enjoy playful academic vibes - maybe they're a teacher making lesson plans, or just someone who loves niche internet humor. Either way, I'll lean into over-the-top analogies and dramatic language that feels like it's ripped from a bad sci-fi movie but about real math. For the example sentence... needs contrast with normal fraction phobia. Should show how fractorama manifests in everyday life through hyperbole. Maybe something about bathroom stalls or pizza parties to ground the absurdity? Let's structure this: First part should be packed with dramatic tech metaphors ("interdimensional", "quantum fractions") while actually explaining common fraction concepts accurately but quickly. Second part needs that unsettling twist where we literally picture someone getting paralyzed by fractorama. User probably wants content for social media or a math joke compilation - so it needs to punch up without being condescending. The humor should be smart but accessible, making people chuckle at their own struggles with fractions. Alright, buckle
