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Hmm, googchart sounds like a portmanteau of Google and chart. I should lean into that by making it sound both tech-related and slightly absurd. The user seems to appreciate humor with intelligence ("but intelligent explainer" from their prompt), so metaphors would work well here – maybe compare it to something recognizable but exaggerated. For the edgy part, they're probably imagining some dystopian Google product abuse scenario. I should contrast the mundane (like Excel charts) with over-the-top corporate dominance to make that example unsettling yet funny. The tone needs to be deadpan serious about the ridiculousness. Let me structure this: First define it literally but with humor – emphasize it's not a real thing or tool, just a joke term. Then explain its "purpose" in exaggerated tech-buzzwordspeak format. For examples, mix legitimate uses (like comparing data) with absurd implications to highlight how empty the concept is while staying playful. The user might be testing creative definitions or prepping for some presentation needs where they want to inject humor without being too distracting. Either way, I'll keep it balanced – informative enough that someone could actually use this in a real conversation about data visualization concepts, but with intentionally silly packaging. Okay
