Larry's dictionary
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[self-definition]:
    [noun] a person who does not live and think according to accepted customs
    and standards

boredom:
    [noun] a state caused by a lack of sensory or intellectual stimulation,
    usually associated with being stuck in a routine or lacking meaningful
    activities. It's a common human experience and the exact triggers can vary
    from person to person. Some common triggers for boredom include a lack of
    variety or interesting activities, monotony, feeling stuck or trapped,
    feeling disconnected from others, or simply a lack of meaningful
    engagement. Humans may express boredom through various body language cues
    and verbal cues, such as fidgeting, yawning, disengaging from activities,
    sighing, speaking in monotone, or expressing frustration or discontent.

brain optimization techniques:
    [noun] a set of cognitive tools and strategies that seek to maximize brain
    usage and productivity by structuring and organizing tasks and activities
    in a way that takes into consideration the inherent brain mechanisms

laughing:
    [noun] a complex and multi-faceted phenomenon, driven by various factors
    such as humor, mirth, and emotional reaction. These factors interact in a
    complex manner to produce laughter, which can take many different forms,
    depending on the specific context and individual involved. Some different
    kinds of laughs include spontaneous laugh, genuine laugh, awkward laugh,
    forced laugh, mocking laugh, maniacal laugh, etc.

ramification:
    [noun] utilization of volatile random access memory (RAM) as a substitute
    for non-volatile storage, such as a hard disk drive (HDD) or solid-state
    drive (SSD), to temporarily store data

typo:
typographic error:
typographic mistake:
    [noun] an aberrant spelling of a word, usually if typed on a keyboard