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pseudotelosemeiometricoaxiomania

noun | /ˌsu doʊˌtɛloʊˌsi miˌoʊˌmɛtrikoˌæksi.oʊˈmeɪ.ni.ə/

1. A maladaptive cognitive–emotional tendency to fixate obsessively on trivial, meaningless, or functionally useless actions, metrics, signs, or informal promises, assigning them exaggerated symbolic or emotional significance despite having no real utility, consequence, or social value.

2. The ritualized maintenance of such actions or metrics for their perceived meaning rather than any practical purpose.

Etymology:
• pseudo- (Greek ψευδής) = false
• telos (τέλος) = end, purpose
• sēmeion (σημεῖον) = sign, token
• metron (μέτρον) = measure, metric
• axia (ἀξία) = value, worth
• -mania (μανία) = obsessive fixation
1. Her pseudotelosemeiometricoaxiomania made her obsessively refresh the app to keep a meaningless daily streak alive.

2. He kept an old game running for hundreds of hours just to preserve a leaderboard rank, clear pseudotelosemeiometricoaxiomania.

Pringocylindroarchivophilologist 

A devoted expert and specialist in the archival and preservation of Pringles tubes.
As a renowned Pringocylindroarchivophilologist, she has dedicated years to collecting and preserving rare and vintage Pringles tubes from around the world.