George Dance wrote:
>
> profound
> adjective
> 1a: having intellectual depth and insight
> b: difficult to fathom or understand
> https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/profound

> "Toothbrush in the jaw toothbrush brush tooth jaw foam dome in the foam Roman dome tooth toothbrush toothpick pickpocket socket rocket ..."

> Peter Keating squinted his eyes, his glance unfocused as for a great distance, but put the book down. The book was thin & black, with scarlet letters forming: Clouds & Shrouds by Lois Cook. The jacket said it was a record of Miss Cook's travels around the world.

> Keating leaned back with a sense of warmth & well-being. He liked this book.. It had made the routine of his Sunday morning breakfast a profound spiritual experience; he was certain that it was profound, because he didn't understand it.

> /The Fountainhead/, Ayn Rand
> https://www.pxu.org/cms/lib/AZ01001825/Centricity/Domain/4101/Rand-Ayn-The-Fountainhead.pdf

Again.

Well said...