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First impression: This sounds like corporate doublespeak gone wild. User probably encountered this in some dry business document or presentation where they're dying to find humor in the jargon. They're likely frustrated by overly complex language masquerading as insightful strategy. Breaking it down: - "Energistically" (should be passion-driven) - "Fabricate" (sounds like making things up, but pretentiously) - "Process Centric" (business buzzword for... well, focusing on processes?) - "Benefits" (obviously the outcome) Hmm, so combining these creates a perfect storm of corporate nonsense. The fun part is how each word already has meaning in businesspeak, but together they form something even more vacuous. For the example sentence: Need to balance absurdity with clarity. Should show how ridiculous this phrase becomes while maintaining that detached, professional tone. Maybe have some hapless employee trying to sound profound but stumbling over their own jargon? User's probably looking for catharsis through humor - they're likely in an office environment where such terms are common. The edgy example is interesting too; want to make it unsettling enough without crossing into pure creepiness, just that uncanny valley of corporate
