Definition: "Fungibly Leverage Existing Web enabled Ideas" is a term that means exploiting existing web technology to build upon existing ideas rather than creating entirely new ones.
Imagine you have a recipe for pizza dough and you want to make something delicious out of it, but instead of using just one ingredient (like garlic), you decide to blend in three different ingredients. Would you really say "I'm going to add two slices of pepperoni, one slice of anchovies, and one slice of mozzarella cheese"? No way! You'd probably mix them all together with some creative flair. Now let's take this example. Imagine you've created a new website but are bored and want to go back to basic web design again. Would you choose something like "I'm going to combine my previous blog posts, a photo of my favorite movie star, and a link to my latest recipe for pizza dough" or "I'm going to build a simple yet effective website with a mix of the previous three websites?" That's an example sentence that uses "leverage existing web enabled ideas" in an edgy or unsettling way. In summary: - Fungibly Leverage Existing Web enabled Ideas: Exploiting existing web technology to build upon existing ideas rather than creating entirely new ones - Example Sentence: Combine your previous blog posts, a photo of your favorite movie star, and a link to your latest recipe for pizza dough