Buddhizoom
Bud•dhi•zoom
[ˈbʊdɪzuːm]
noun.
The habit of staring at your own projection while connected on video conferencing tools.The expression originates from Nam June Paik’s (1974) TV Buddha.
Example:
“Sorry, can you repeat? My apologies, I have been Buddhizooming for the last half hour.”
See also: self-love