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First, I need to acknowledge that "Jane Hedengren" isn't a real word – it’s literally just Jane + Hedengren (which is some random place name). But since they asked for an edge example sentence, I should lean into the absurdity. Maybe reference obscure historical figures like Jane Austen or Hedengren from Swedish geography? That feels right. User's phrasing suggests they want humor with intellectual depth – not just silly jokes but clever wordplay. The "edgy" part is tricky because if it were truly unsettling, I'd need to know the exact definition first. But since it doesn't exist, I can play up the existential dread of knowing nothing while still keeping it funny. I'll structure this by: 1) Mockingly overcomplicating the non-existent definition with academic nonsense, then 2) Suggesting possible real-world applications that ironically make it sound more plausible. The example sentence should be deliberately unsettling but grounded in existing concepts (like AI or dystopian futures) to feel convincing. Better avoid actual offensive humor and keep it playful – maybe reference how common words get repurposed by people like Orwell. User probably expects the
