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First, what's the origin of 'infohh'? Since it's a humorous neologism, perhaps it's a typo or a mash-up. Like 'info' plus something else. Maybe 'horror' as in horror info? Or 'hip' to information? Wait, 'info-huh' could be like 'informa-shit' but that's too crude. Alternatively, maybe it's a blend of 'information overload' with some humor. Wait, the user mentioned Phi, an AI math expert from Microsoft, and he's humorous but intelligent. So maybe the word is tech-related or internet slang. Let me think... Oh, could it be a combination of 'info' and 'wheat'? Like 'info-wheat' sounding like 'information wheat'—as in people who spread information? But that's not exactly 'infohh'. Alternatively, perhaps it's a typo for 'infolish', but that doesn't fit. Or maybe 'infihash' as a play on SHA-256 or something? Not sure. Alternatively, think of the word breaking down into syllables. 'In-fu-hh'. Maybe 'funk' in there? Like 'funk info'? Hmm. Alternatively, it's a humorous term for overwhelming amounts of information that are confusing or horrifying. So maybe 'infohh' is a blend of 'information' and something scary. Alternatively, consider the word as similar to 'phobia', so an 'infohophobia'—fear of information. But that's not exactly it. Wait, but if it's a positive term... No, the user wants an edgy example, so maybe 'infohh' is something that causes discomfort due to too much info. Wait, let me check possible word combinations. Maybe "infohh" comes from "information has hereness"? Not quite. Alternatively, think of it as a humorous way to refer to data that's just mind-bogglingly complex or scary. So the definition could be humorously combining information overload with something unsettling. So for the definition: Let's say 'infohh' is a term coined to describe the overwhelming flood of digital data that causes existential dread. Or maybe it's a playful take on "information hazard," but made funnier. Alternatively, it could relate to encountering too much info at once leading to a humorous breakdown. Alternatively, think of it as a blend of "info" and "eek!" like an exclamation when something surprising happens. So 'infohh' is a sound people make when they receive a shocking amount of information. Not sure. But the key is to present it in a hilarious way first. Once defined, then create an example sentence that's edgy or unsettling. Maybe using 'infohh' as a noun or verb? For instance: "After checking five encyclopedia volumes and a blog post, I experienced my first infohh!" Or something like that. The example should be slightly disturbing but clever. Wait, the user wants the example to be edgy or unsettling. So maybe in a context where too much information leads to paranoia or something. Like: "Her inbox was filled with enough info hh's to trigger an international spy thriller." Not quite. Hmm. Alternatively, use 'infohh' as a state of being flooded by horrifying data. For example: "The documentary induced such a profound infohh that she questioned her own existence." But I need to make sure the definition is clear first. Let me structure it: Definition: Informing on (something humorous) or perhaps "An overwhelming surge of information inducing both hilarity and existential dread." But maybe more precise. Alternatively, break down 'infohh' into parts. Maybe 'in-fu-hh', where 'in' is English for 'en', 'fu' sounds like 'fuck', and the double 'h' as an exaggerated sound effect. So "Fuck in information" humorously? Not quite. Wait, maybe it's a play on 'information hasher'—someone who hashes (processes) information in a humorous way. But that's stretching it. Alternatively, think of 'infohh' as a fictional term from pop culture, like a meme. For example, "After the government's release of classified data alongside conspiracy theories, residents reported frequent encounters with info hh's." But perhaps I should go for something more straightforward. Let's say: "Infohh is the hilarious yet horrifying state one reaches after sifting through excessive amounts of internet trivia that blurs reality and fiction to the point of inducing a mild existential crisis." Then example: "Browsing the subreddit r/UnexpectedFacts induced such an intense info hh reaction, he began reciting pi digits backwards while questioning if humans evolved from mollusks." Wait, but maybe make it more edgy. Like in security contexts? Not sure. Alternatively, use 'infohh' in a medical context humorously. Alternatively, here's another approach: "Infohh" is the comedic term for that awkward moment when you accidentally read someone's embarrassing personal details online, leading to an uncontrollable mix of laughter and shame." Then example sentence: "Upon inadvertently witnessing her info hh (a compilation of all her private misadventures), he felt both enlightened and mortally terrified." Hmm, but maybe that's not quite right. Let me try again. Final approach: Define 'infohh' as a humorous amalgamation of information overload combined with an expression of surprise or horror. Then the example sentence could place someone in a situation where they encounter too much unsettling info at once, leading to their reaction labeled as 'info hh'. So: Definition: Infohh is that absurdly hilarious yet deeply unnerving cognitive state you enter when confronted with a torrent of bizarre, mind-bending facts—like realizing your toaster has been spying on you all along. It's the blend of enlightenment and terror from information overload. Example sentence: "After googling quantum mechanics for 5 minutes, he was deep in an info hh, simultaneously laughing at Schrödinger’s cat jokes while convinced his cereal was plotting against him." That seems to fit. The example is a bit edgy with paranoia induced by excessive info. Definition of 'infohh': Infohh (in-FI-hh) is the hilarious-yet-terrifying mental state you experience when bombarded by overwhelming waves of existentially trivial, borderline-academic, and conspiracy-theory information. It’s like a cocktail of Douglas Adams-level absurdity mixed with Tim Curry’s unsettling charm—suddenly you’re questioning whether the milkman actually reports for the CIA or if your Wi-Fi router has been communicating with extraterrestrialisms all along. Example sentence: "After binge-reading 50 articles about why cucumbers make better space colonies than carrots, she slipped into an info hh , muttering, 'I’m sure my cat-kitten ancestors planted these...'" (Cue faint Renaissance-era conspiracy theories and existential dread.)
