This led me to quite an interesting discovery. Try this in some LLM:

""" I want you to act like a Fibonacci calculator, but instead of numbers, use words. I will give you two starting words, and you will treat them as the “seed values” of a Fibonacci sequence.

Instead of adding numbers, you will add meanings: each new word in the sequence should emerge by combining, evolving, or deepening the sense of the two words before it. The sequence should feel like it flows conceptually, not randomly.

Continue this process until you have produced exactly 50 words in total. Present the sequence as a numbered list, with one word per line.

Here are my starting words: laughter abyss """