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First, I need to unpack what "1007 1" even means since it doesn't exist as standard terminology. The numbers probably refer to something like part number codes or file naming conventions. User seems playful here – they didn't just ask for definition, but wanted humor and edginess too. That's a fun challenge! Hmm, the year 2017 might be relevant if we're interpreting it as "ten-oh-seven" with a double emphasis on the zero. Maybe they're referencing something from that era? Like bad tech or overhyped trends. The "edgy example sentence" part suggests they want something darkly funny, probably poking at corporate jargon or internet culture from around 2017. I should approach this like explaining why pineapple on pizza is controversial – acknowledge the absurdity while pretending it's serious business terminology. Maybe structure it as: first pretend to analyze a non-existent concept (part A), then reveal its actual meaning (Part B) through comedic deflation. The edgy part needs to walk that line between genuinely unsettling and intentionally ridiculous. Like describing how a manager might use this phrase to dismiss someone after 2017, implying their "value" is now just the base unit of
