A 16-year-old girl from the Pakistani capital won the New York Times’ Invent a World contest by suggesting a noun for some leaders in the globalized economy.
Rohana Khattak invented “forgetting,” meaning a billionaire is blind to the inequality and inequality his wealth creates.
The new English global is a mixture of “oblivious” and “billionaire”.
Rohana has additionally given an instance to explain how oblivion may utilize in a sentence: “Gen Z’s furor over the so-called oblivionaires who forget about worldwide crises is blowing up on social media, in a marketing campaign being observed with the aid of many worldwide and political figures.”
