What Does This Mean?
A forecasted term for the specific way viewers keep scrolling through a proof-first video just to confirm the result shown at the start actually holds up once the explanation catches up, rather than scrolling out of ordinary curiosity.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"I proofscrolled through the whole thing just to see if that result was real, and it actually checked out."
LORE & ORIGIN
A predictive term blending 'proof' with 'scroll,' anticipating a name for this specific viewer behavior as proof-first demo structures became common enough that the verification-driven scroll needed its own word.
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MENTIONS OVER TIME
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