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Favourite technological word

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mentioned that his favourite word was "Just" as in, "it just works" which often hides a massive amount of work done by others to make it happen for you.

 

My favourite is "Simply" which comes up in our requirements statements. e.g. "It simply needs to guide the rocket and land on the asteroid". We find it used most when the person writing the request has no idea at all about what needs to be done.

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  • I find looking down 'the rabbit hole' irresistible, myself.  Another part of my mind is upset that public money is used on things like particle colliders.

  • in reply to D_Hersey

    So you should.

     

    Almost none of the imaginary particles claimed by the people at CERN really exist.

    The entire experiment is flawed and the data is completely misunderstood.

     

    Essentially, none of the objects they claim that are inside a proton exist.

    They completely overlooked the theory that stellar fusion makes larger and larger objects.  They assumed that it started with the proton.  In fact, stellar fusion begins much earlier, leaving the proton composed of a huge number of smaller particles.

    Since Fermi began, the scientist have been trying to interpret the collision debris to show internal objects instead of conducting valid collision analysis that fully explains that the proton is full of smaller particles people are now calling dark matter.

     

    DAB

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