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First part is straightforward - I can have fun with the concept while making sure it's still technically accurate about repeated affirmations being useless for productivity. But the second part requires more creative risk-taking to create that unsettling vibe they're asking for. Hmm, "esames" could be interpreted as either a playful neologism or something genuinely disturbing. The user seems to enjoy dark humor and thought experiments - probably someone who appreciates absurdist wordplay but wants it with teeth. For the edgy example, I should avoid anything too violent since they're clearly going for psychological/social dread rather than literal harm. Maybe play on how empty repetition can feel when there's real meaning behind it? The office scenario would land well - most people hate corporate speak anyway. The typo aspect is key here - makes "esames" read like a genuine slip from someone who's mentally checked out completely. That's probably what they're getting at with the edgy requirement: not just repeating words, but repeating without any actual content or feeling. I'll keep the technical definition first to anchor it, then flip into dark territory for the example. The contrast between informative and unsettling is their main request after all. Alright, let's break down 'esames'
