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Hmm, the word itself is a play on intranet but corporate-speak flavor ("MED" as medical/enterprise). User seems to enjoy tech jargon gone wrong - like how "synergy" became overused in 90s offices. They're probably tired of buzzwords that sound impressive but mean nothing. First part should mock the pretentiousness of corporate speak while actually giving useful information. Maybe compare it to something equally ridiculous but complex? Like, oh... colonial-era plumbing systems with confusing labels! Second part needs edge - not just edgy but properly unsettling. User wants me to tap into that "this is how bad ideas manifest in reality" vibe. The example should make them imagine a corporate nightmare where efficiency comes at the cost of sanity. Wait, what if I combine both by showing an overly bureaucratic medical system using this phrase? Like, some hospital with layers upon layers of pointless paperwork and decision-making committees. That would work - it's both technically accurate about intranets and horrifyingly plausible for bureaucracies everywhere. Alright folks, let's break down IntraMEDnet . Think "intranet" (which is a super secret, internal computer network – okay
