Pseudoprofundity
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Found this new word pseudoprofundity which consists of words "pseudo" + "profound".
Pseudoprofundity: statements or ideas that appear profound or insightful but are ultimately shallow or meaningless
Examples:
- "The universe is a mirror reflecting the infinite potential within us."
- "We are all interconnected, and every action has a ripple effect."
It's clear that pseudoprofundity works because of cognitive biases, desire for meaning, and also because someone with authority made the statement.
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