Coining new words for 2030
Any augmenticity here?
The following is a result of a conversation with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. First, I present the results of words coined and use its suggested images for DALL·E 2 pictures. Below the fold is the chat itself where human input or notes from me are headlines/bolded and responses from ChatGPT are text/unbolded. To minimize draft repetition, I included some prompts without ChatGPT’s responses to show my work and only output the final result. The objective is to test how AI and human collaboration might be used to lend itself toward final creative results and have a few laughs along the way.
I started by asking ChatGPT to pick two words and think of concepts. I played around with trying to get ChatGPT to be less or more abstract.
Then, I gave ChatGPT 4 different concepts to describe. I asked for a couple alternatives and then asked to condense them into one entirely new word.
I asked it to make a summary for a listicle and made it more conversational by asking it to write it like a GenZer. I asked what pictures could accompany the list.
I asked to use all the words in a “year in review” Christmas letter in 2030 (it had trouble using all the words).
Finally, I asked it what goblin mode meant.
Augmenticity (augmented authenticity)
The feeling of uncertainty or confusion that arises when we cannot tell the difference between human-created and AI-created art or writing.
The augmenticity of the city at night was truly breathtaking, as the neon lights and holograms blended seamlessly with the natural landscape.
Vibrotorx (vibrational vortex)
The feeling of uncertainty or confusion that arises when the vibes in a situation are shifting rapidly and unpredictably.
She could feel the vibrotorx of the city as she walked through the streets, as if the collective energy and emotions of the people around her were swirling and pulsing in the air.
Postpandemaradigm (post-pandemic paradigm)
The permanent changes to society and culture that have resulted from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The postpandemaradigm had brought about so many changes, but it had also brought people closer together in ways they never could have anticipated
Virtualsimilitude (virtual verisimilitude)
The feeling of familiarity and resemblance that arises when we see someone in person after knowing them only through a virtual platform.
The virtualsimilitude of their relationship was both a blessing and a curse, as they had to navigate the complexities of long-distance communication and trust.
Pick two words that are rarely used together. Then, write what new, fresh, abstract or emerging concept this combination may explain to humanity. Avoid too many adjective + noun constructs. Explain why the term works well.
One possible combination of rarely used words is "amorphous poignancy." This term could potentially describe the fleeting and elusive nature of emotions that are difficult to pinpoint or articulate. It captures the sense of longing or nostalgia that often arises when we try to hold onto a moment or a feeling that is constantly shifting and changing.
The word "amorphous" refers to something that is shapeless or without a clear form, which captures the elusive and intangible quality of emotions. The word "poignancy" refers to a deep emotional intensity or sadness, which conveys the depth of the emotions that we are trying to hold onto.
Together, these words create a powerful and evocative term that captures the complexity of human emotions in a fresh and unique way. The term works well because it uses two words that are rarely used together, but when combined, create a new and interesting concept that helps us understand and articulate our emotions in a more nuanced and profound way.
Interesting. Could you think of 5 entirely different and varying combinations with different kinds of concepts with just brief descriptions?
Sure, here are five possible combinations of rarely used words with brief descriptions:
"Transcendent mundanity" - This term could describe the beauty and mystery that can be found in the seemingly ordinary and mundane aspects of daily life.
"Ethereal dissonance" - This term could describe the clash or tension between two seemingly incompatible ideas or concepts.
"Ephemeral transcendence" - This term could describe the fleeting and elusive nature of spiritual experiences or moments of enlightenment.
"Effervescent stillness" - This term could describe the dynamic and energetic quality of moments of quiet and calm.
"Numinous complexity" - This term could describe the sense of awe and mystery that arises when we encounter something that is both deeply profound and incredibly complex.
These sound too much like single word being described by another. How about 5 different and varying combinations with different kinds of concepts that are formed by two nouns?
"Spiral chaos" - This term could describe the dynamic and unpredictable nature of complex systems or situations.
"Fractal harmony" - This term could describe the repetitive and self-similar patterns that can be found in music or art.
"Quantum entanglement" - This term could describe the strange and mysterious phenomenon in which two particles become connected, even at great distances.
"Temporal dissonance" - This term could describe the feeling of disconnection or confusion that arises when events or experiences do not follow a linear or logical progression of time.
"Morphic resonance" - This term could describe the idea that patterns and structures in nature arise from a collective memory or consciousness shared by all living things.
These are all very heady concepts. What about ones that are more down to earth?
Sure, here are five possible combinations of two nouns that could describe more down-to-earth concepts:
"Kitchen alchemy" - This term could describe the transformative and creative process of cooking, in which simple ingredients are combined to create something new and delicious.
"Garden abundance" - This term could describe the abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables that can be grown in a home garden.
"Home sanctuary" - This term could describe the sense of peace and comfort that comes from being in one's own home.
"Travel adventure" - This term could describe the excitement and discovery that comes from exploring new places and cultures.
"Community connection" - This term could describe the sense of belonging and support that comes from being part of a community or group.
I've seen these combinations before. I'm looking for two words that rarely used together.
Sorry, I misunderstood your request. Here are five possible combinations of rarely used words that could describe different concepts:
"Effulgent melancholy" - This term could describe the bittersweet feeling of nostalgia or longing that arises when we think about something that is lost or unattainable.
"Aqueous empathy" - This term could describe the deep and intuitive understanding that arises when we connect with others on an emotional level.
"Luminous dissonance" - This term could describe the tension or conflict that arises when two seemingly incompatible ideas or perspectives come into contact.
"Verdant metamorphosis" - This term could describe the transformative power of nature and the way in which plants and animals evolve and change over time.
"Ethereal anxiety" - This term could describe the feeling of unease or worry that arises when we are uncertain about the future or our ability to control events.
Okay. I have some concepts I'm looking to define:
The sense when you cannot distinguish between writing or art that was created by a human or AI
When the vibes are shifting so much, you can no longer tell what the vibe is
The permanent changed state of the world as a result of 2020 and COVID
When you see someone you've Zoomed with over and over in real life for the first time and they're different than you imagined
Could you coin a term for each concept by combining 2-3 words together that are rarely used together in the way you've been doing? And provide a brief description of why the combination works?
Sure, here are five possible combinations of rarely used words that could describe the concepts you provided:
"Synthetic serendipity" - This term could describe the sense of surprise and wonder that arises when we cannot tell the difference between human-created and AI-created art or writing. The combination of "synthetic" and "serendipity" captures the idea of something that is both artificial and unexpected.
"Ambivalent aura" - This term could describe the feeling of uncertainty or confusion that arises when the vibes in a situation are shifting rapidly and unpredictably. The combination of "ambivalent" and "aura" captures the idea of something that is both indecisive and atmospheric.
"Post-pandemic paradigm" - This term could describe the permanent changes to society and culture that have resulted from the COVID-19 pandemic. The combination of "post-pandemic" and "paradigm" captures the idea of something that is both past and present and represents a fundamental shift in the way we think about the world.
"Real-life reimagining" - This term could describe the experience of seeing someone in person for the first time after only knowing them virtually. The combination of "real-life" and "reimagining" captures the idea of something that is both tangible and imaginative.
"Virtual verisimilitude" - This term could describe the feeling of familiarity and resemblance that arises when we see someone in person after knowing them only through a virtual platform. The combination of "virtual" and "verisimilitude" captures the idea of something that is both digital and realistic.
Could you think of other terms for the first two concepts?
Sure, here are two additional combinations of rarely used words that could describe the first two concepts:
"Augmented authenticity" - This term could describe the feeling of uncertainty or confusion that arises when we cannot tell the difference between human-created and AI-created art or writing. The combination of "augmented" and "authenticity" captures the idea of something that is both enhanced and genuine.
"Vibrational vortex" - This term could describe the feeling of uncertainty or confusion that arises when the vibes in a situation are shifting rapidly and unpredictably. The combination of "vibrational" and "vortex" captures the idea of something that is both energetic and swirling.
I want to explore combining some of the words into a single, entirely new words along with an explanation of why the combination works. Please do this for:
Augmented authenticity
Vibrational vortex
post-pandemic paradigm
virtual verisimilitude
Sure, here are four possible combinations of rarely used words that could be combined into new, single words:
"Augmenticity" - This term could describe the feeling of uncertainty or confusion that arises when we cannot tell the difference between human-created and AI-created art or writing. The combination of "augmented" and "authenticity" creates a new word that captures the idea of something that is both enhanced and genuine.
"Vibrotorx" - This term could describe the feeling of uncertainty or confusion that arises when the vibes in a situation are shifting rapidly and unpredictably. The combination of "vibrational" and "vortex" creates a new word that captures the idea of something that is both energetic and swirling.
"Postpandemaradigm" - This term could describe the permanent changes to society and culture that have resulted from the COVID-19 pandemic. The combination of "post-pandemic" and "paradigm" creates a new word that captures the idea of something that is both past and present and represents a fundamental shift in the way we think about the world.
"Virtualsimilitude" - This term could describe the feeling of familiarity and resemblance that arises when we see someone in person after knowing them only through a virtual platform. The combination of "virtual" and "verisimilitude" creates a new word that captures the idea of something that is both digital and realistic.
Imagine it's 2030 and you're writing a blog post about the top four words of the past decade. It should be a listicle that explains the concepts in dumb simple ways that anyone could understand. For each, describe how and why the word came to fruition. Do this for augmenticity, vibrotorx, postpandemaradigm, and virtualsimilitude.
Here is a possible listicle about the top four words of the past decade:
Augmenticity - This term describes the feeling of uncertainty or confusion that arises when we cannot tell the difference between human-created and AI-created art or writing. The word "augmenticity" combines the concepts of "augmented" and "authenticity" to create a new term that captures the idea of something that is both enhanced and genuine. This word came to fruition as AI technology advanced and began to create more and more sophisticated art and writing, blurring the lines between human and machine creations.
Vibrotorx - This term describes the feeling of uncertainty or confusion that arises when the vibes in a situation are shifting rapidly and unpredictably. The word "vibrotorx" combines the concepts of "vibrational" and "vortex" to create a new term that captures the idea of something that is both energetic and swirling. This word came to fruition as people began to pay more attention to the subtle and intangible energies that permeate our environments and interactions.
Postpandemaradigm - This term describes the permanent changes to society and culture that have resulted from the COVID-19 pandemic. The word "postpandemaradigm" combines the concepts of "post-pandemic" and "paradigm" to create a new term that captures the idea of something that is both past and present and represents a fundamental shift in the way we think about the world. This word came to fruition as the pandemic fundamentally altered many aspects of our lives and forced us to rethink our priorities and values.
Virtualsimilitude - This term describes the feeling of familiarity and resemblance that arises when we see someone in person after knowing them only through a virtual platform. The word "virtualsimilitude" combines the concepts of "virtual" and "verisimilitude" to create a new term that captures the idea of something that is both digital and realistic. This word came to fruition as virtual platforms became more sophisticated and immersive, allowing us to develop relationships and connections with people without ever meeting them in person.
Could you make the list more fun and conversational? Imagine a GenZer is writing it.
Augmenticity - This term is basically just a fancy way of saying "I don't know if this was made by a human or a robot and it's freaking me out." The word "augmenticity" combines the concepts of "augmented" and "authenticity" to create a new term that captures the idea of something that is both enhanced and genuine. As AI technology has gotten more and more advanced, it's become harder and harder to tell the difference between human-made and machine-made art and writing. So, if you ever find yourself staring at a painting or a book and thinking "wait, did a human even do this?", you're experiencing a case of augmenticity.
Vibrotorx - This term is all about the vibe. You know when you're hanging out with your friends and the mood is just all over the place? One minute everyone is laughing and joking around, and the next minute someone's crying or getting mad? That's what vibrotorx is all about. The word "vibrotorx" combines the concepts of "vibrational" and "vortex" to create a new term that captures the idea of something that is both energetic and swirling. So, if you ever find yourself in a situation where the vibe is just totally unpredictable, you're probably dealing with a vibrotorx.
Postpandemaradigm - This term is all about the big P - the pandemic. The word "postpandemaradigm" combines the concepts of "post-pandemic" and "paradigm" to create a new term that captures the idea of something that is both past and present and represents a fundamental shift in the way we think about the world. Basically, the pandemic has changed everything. It's changed how we work, how we socialize, how we shop, how we go to school, and so much more. And all of those changes are here to stay, even after the pandemic is over. So, if you ever find yourself thinking "wow, things are just so different now", you're experiencing a case of postpandemaradigm.
Virtualsimilitude - This term is all about those weird moments when you finally meet someone you've only ever talked to on the internet. The word "virtualsimilitude" combines the concepts of "virtual" and "verisimilitude" to create a new term that captures the idea of something that is both digital and realistic. So, if you ever find yourself meeting someone in real life and thinking "wait, they're not at all how I imagined them", you're experiencing a case of virtualsimilitude. As more and more of our interactions and relationships happen online, virtualsimilitude is becoming more and more common. So, if you've ever been surprised by how someone looks or acts in real life, you're not alone!
Great. I want to include a funny meme with each word to illustrate the concept to reads. What should I tell my photographer to photograph?
Here are four possible concepts that could be illustrated with photographs to accompany the words in the listicle:
For the word "augmenticity," a photograph of a painting or book that is clearly the work of a human artist, accompanied by a meme that says "Made by a human" on one side and "Made by a robot" on the other side, with an arrow pointing back and forth between the two labels. This could be a humorous way of illustrating the concept of not being able to tell the difference between human-created and AI-created art or writing.
For the word "vibrotorx," a photograph of a group of people in a chaotic or unpredictable situation, accompanied by a meme that says "When the vibe changes every five seconds" with a GIF of someone trying to keep up with the changes. This could be a humorous way of illustrating the concept of the vibes in a situation shifting rapidly and unpredictably.
For the word "postpandemaradigm," a photograph of a sign or symbol that represents a major change or shift, accompanied by a meme that says "When the world changed and we all had to adapt" with a GIF of someone trying to keep up with the changes. This could be a humorous way of illustrating the concept of the permanent changes to society and culture that have resulted from the COVID-19 pandemic.
For the word "virtualsimilitude," a photograph of someone looking surprised or confused, accompanied by a meme that says "When you finally meet someone you've only ever talked to on the internet" with a GIF of someone's jaw dropping in shock. This could be a humorous way of illustrating the concept of the feeling of familiarity and resemblance that arises when we see someone in person after knowing them only through a virtual platform.
I don't want any of the pictures to have words. I want them to be simple provocative images.
Sure, here are four possible concepts that could be illustrated with photographs to accompany the words in the listicle, without any accompanying text:
For the word "augmenticity," a photograph of a painting or book that is clearly the work of a human artist, with a subtle but noticeable glitch or error in the image. This could be a provocative way of illustrating the concept of not being able to tell the difference between human-created and AI-created art or writing.
For the word "vibrotorx," a photograph of a group of people in a chaotic or unpredictable situation, with each person expressing a different emotion or reaction. This could be a provocative way of illustrating the concept of the vibes in a situation shifting rapidly and unpredictably.
For the word "postpandemaradigm," a photograph of a person wearing a mask in a public space, with a subtle but noticeable change in the background or surroundings. This could be a provocative way of illustrating the concept of the permanent changes to society and culture that have resulted from the COVID-19 pandemic.
For the word "virtualsimilitude," a photograph of two people standing next to each other, with one person looking at the other person with a surprised or confused expression. This could be a provocative way of illustrating the concept of the feeling of familiarity and resemblance that arises when we see someone in person after knowing them only through a virtual platform.
Imagine you're an average person writing a "my year in review" for your Christmas card. Casually use each word in sentence as if they are common place and don't need to be explained.
Here is a possible "my year in review" for a Christmas card that incorporates the four words from the listicle:
2020 has been a wild ride, and I don't think anyone could have predicted all the changes and challenges we've faced. From the start of the pandemic to the political upheaval to the cultural shifts, it's been a year of constant change and adaptation. But through it all, I've tried to stay positive and focus on the good things in my life.
One of the biggest changes for me this year has been the rise of augmenticity. With more and more of my friends and colleagues creating art and writing using AI technology, it's gotten harder and harder to tell the difference between human-made and machine-made creations. It's been fascinating and a little bit scary to see how advanced AI has become, and it's made me think a lot about the role of creativity in the digital age.
Another big change for me this year has been the rise of vibrotorx. With so much uncertainty and instability in the world, it's been hard to predict the mood and vibe of any given situation. One minute I'm feeling happy and excited, and the next minute I'm feeling anxious and overwhelmed. It's been a challenge to stay balanced and grounded in the midst of all the shifting energies, but I've learned a lot about the importance of mindfulness and self-care.
Of course, the biggest change for all of us this year has been the postpandemaradigm. The pandemic has changed so much about the way we live and work and interact with each other. It's forced us to rethink our priorities and values, and…
(Note: ChatGPT stopped here, but I didn’t like wher eit was going)
Remember it's the year 2030. Include events like: taking family photos, going on a vacation to Hawaii, getting a new job, and having a baby.
Here is a possible "my year in review" for a Christmas card that incorporates the four words from the listicle and includes events that take place in 2030:
As I look back on 2030, I'm filled with gratitude for all the wonderful things that have happened this year. It's been a year of growth and change, and I'm so grateful for the support and love of my family and friends.
One of the highlights of the year was taking our family photos. It was the first time we've done a professional photoshoot since the pandemic started, and it was so special to have everyone together. We even included our new baby, who was born earlier this year. It was amazing to see how much our family has grown and changed, and it was a reminder of the importance of capturing these moments and memories.
Another highlight of the year was our trip to Hawaii. It was our first vacation since the pandemic started, and it was so nice to get away and relax. We spent our days lounging on the beach and hiking in the mountains, and we even got to see some amazing wildlife. It was a much-needed break from the stresses of everyday life, and it was a reminder of the beauty and wonder of the world around us.
In terms of work, I had a big change this year. I left my old job and started a new one, and it's been an exciting and challenging transition. My new job is more demanding and rewarding, and it's given me the opportunity to grow and learn in ways I never thought possible. It's been a bit of a postpandemaradigm for me, as I've had to adjust to a new way of working and a new set of priorities. But I'm so grateful for the new opportunities and experiences that have come my way.
Overall, 2030 has been a year of growth and change, and I'm so grateful for all the wonderful things that have happened. I'm excited for what the future holds, and I'm looking forward to seeing what the next year brings.
Remember to include all the words casually. Don't reference the pandemic so much (it's been ten years in this scenario).
Here is a possible "my year in review" for a Christmas card that incorporates the four words from the listicle and includes events that take place in 2030, without mentioning the pandemic:
As I look back on 2030, I'm filled with gratitude for all the wonderful things that have happened this year. It's been a year of growth and change, and I'm so grateful for the support and love of my family and friends.
One of the highlights of the year was taking our family photos. It was the first time we've done a professional photoshoot in a while, and it was so special to have everyone together. We even included our new baby, who was born earlier this year. It was amazing to see how much our family has grown and changed, and it was a reminder of the importance of capturing these moments and memories.
Another highlight of the year was our trip to Hawaii. It was our first vacation in a while, and it was so nice to get away and relax. We spent our days lounging on the beach and hiking in the mountains, and we even got to see some amazing wildlife. It was a much-needed break from the stresses of everyday life, and it was a reminder of the beauty and wonder of the world around us.
In terms of work, I had a big change this year. I left my old job and started a new one, and it's been an exciting and challenging transition. My new job is more demanding and rewarding, and it's given me the opportunity to grow and learn in ways I never thought possible. It's been a bit of a vibrotorx for me, as I've had to adjust to a new way of working and a new set of priorities. But I'm so grateful for the new opportunities and experiences that have come my way.
One of the most surprising things for me this year has been the rise of virtualsimilitude. With so many of my interactions and relationships happening online, it's been fascinating to see how different people can be in person compared to how they are online. It's been a reminder of the importance of face-to-face interaction, and it's made me appreciate the people in my life even more.
Overall, 2030 has been a year of growth and change, and I'm so grateful for all the wonderful things that have happened. I'm excited for what the future holds, and I'm looking forward to seeing what the next year brings. Thank you to all my family and friends for your support and love, and here's to a happy and healthy 2031!
You didn't use "augmenticity."
Here is a revised version of the "my year in review" for a Christmas card that incorporates the word "augmenticity":
As I look back on 2030, I'm filled with gratitude for all the wonderful things that have happened this year. It's been a year of growth and change, and I'm so grateful for the support and love of my family and friends.
One of the highlights of the year was taking our family photos. It was the first time we've done a professional photoshoot in a while, and it was so special to have everyone together. We even included our new baby, who was born earlier this year. It was amazing to see how much our family has grown and changed, and it was a reminder of the importance of capturing these moments and memories.
Another highlight of the year was our trip to Hawaii. It was our first vacation in a while, and it was so nice to get away and relax. We spent our days lounging on the beach and hiking in the mountains, and we even got to see some amazing wildlife. It was a much-needed break from the stresses of everyday life, and it was a reminder of the beauty and wonder of the world around us.
Now you didn't use virtualsimilitude or postpandemaradigm. Please use all the words (augmenticity, vibrotorx, virtualsimilitude, and postpandemaradigm) in a casual way as if everyone knows what they mean!
(Note: Redacted — ChatGPT wasn’t getting it)
Tie augmenticity to the photoshoot, postpandemaradigm to the Hawaii trip, virtualsimilitude to the new job, and vibrotorx to a vague feeling about a hypothetical future situation coming in 2031.
As I look back on 2030, I'm filled with gratitude for all the wonderful things that have happened this year. It's been a year of growth and change, and I'm so grateful for the support and love of my family and friends.
One of the highlights of the year was taking our family photos. It was the first time we've done a professional photoshoot in a while, and it was so special to have everyone together. We even included our new baby, who was born earlier this year. It was amazing to see how much our family has grown and changed, and it was a reminder of the importance of capturing these moments and memories. The photoshoot was a perfect example of augmenticity, as it blended the human and machine elements of photography to create something truly unique and beautiful.
Another highlight of the year was our trip to Hawaii. It was our first vacation in a while, and it was so nice to get away and relax. We spent our days lounging on the beach and hiking in the mountains, and we even got to see some amazing wildlife. It was a much-needed break from the stresses of everyday life, and it was a reminder of the beauty and wonder of the world around us. The trip to Hawaii was a perfect example of the postpandemaradigm, as it showed how the world has changed and adapted in the aftermath of the pandemic.
In terms of work, I had a big change this year. I left my old job and started a new one, and it's been an exciting and challenging transition. My new job is more demanding and rewarding, and it's given me the opportunity to grow and learn in ways I never thought possible. It's been a bit of a vibrotorx for me, as I've had to adjust to a new way of working and a new set of priorities. But I'm so grateful for the new opportunities and experiences that have come my way. The new job has also been a perfect example of virtualsimilitude, as I've had to navigate the complexities of working with people who I only know online.
Overall, 2030 has been a year of growth and change, and I'm so grateful for all the wonderful things that have happened. I'm excited for what the future holds, and I'm looking forward to seeing what the next year brings. I have a feeling that 2031 is going to be a vibrotorx year for all of us, as we continue to navigate the challenges and opportunities of the postpandemaradigm. Thank you to all my family and friends for your support and love, and here's to a happy and healthy 2031!
Pretend I'm a contestant at a spelling bee and need each word in a sentence that doesn't explain the word.
Here are four sentences that incorporate the words "augmenticity," "vibrotorx," "virtualsimilitude," and "postpandemaradigm" without defining them:
The augmenticity of the city at night was truly breathtaking, as the neon lights and holograms blended seamlessly with the natural landscape.
She could feel the vibrotorx of the situation in her bones, as if the very air around her was vibrating with energy and uncertainty.
The virtualsimilitude of their relationship was both comforting and disorienting, as they had never actually met in person.
The postpandemaradigm had fundamentally changed the way they lived and worked, and they were still trying to adjust to the new normal.
Could I see another set of sentences? These still do too good a job of defining the word in the sentence.
He couldn't shake the feeling that the augmenticity of the situation was a sign of things to come, and that the world was changing in ways he couldn't yet understand.
She was caught in a vibrotorx of emotions, as the events of the day had left her feeling both elated and drained.
The virtualsimilitude of their relationship was both a blessing and a curse, as they had to navigate the complexities of long-distance communication and trust.
The postpandemaradigm had brought about so many changes, but it had also brought people closer together in ways they never could have anticipated.
The sentence for vibrotorx doesn't fully capture how vibes are about collective societal feelings.
She could feel the vibrotorx of the city as she walked through the streets, as if the collective energy and emotions of the people around her were swirling and pulsing in the air.
What do you think goblin mode means?
I'm sorry, but I don't have any information about what "goblin mode" might mean. As a large language model trained by OpenAI, my knowledge is limited to the text that has been fed into my training data. I don't have the ability to browse the internet or access any information that is outside of my training data. If you could provide more context or information about what you think "goblin mode" might refer to, I might be able to offer some suggestions or ideas.
If you had to take the definition of goblin and the definition of mode to form an abstract concept, what would the concept be?
If we take the definitions of "goblin" and "mode" and combine them to form an abstract concept, we might arrive at something like "a state of being or behavior that is mischievous, cunning, or malevolent." A goblin is often portrayed as a mischievous or evil creature in folklore and fantasy literature, and a mode is a state or condition in which something operates or functions. When combined, these two concepts could suggest a concept that involves intentionally causing harm or mischief in some way. This is just one possible interpretation, of course, and the exact meaning of the concept would depend on the specific context in which it is used.
