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My english may be failing me here, but doesn't > I feel it sets a precedent for research broadly imply it's some sort of first time?
by rat9988 6y ago
My english may be failing me here, but doesn't
> I feel it sets a precedent for research broadly
imply it's some sort of first time?
- vulcan01 6y agoGenerally, precedent means first "well-known" time, or first time by a respected person/institution/company. I don't know enough about this field to know if this is the first time Google has published a negative result.
- snoshy 6y agoThis is a fair point to consider. Perhaps my claim was a bit overbroad.