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For the purposes of an application, calling it "not practical" is the same as calling it a "toy".
by rglullis 4y ago
For the purposes of an application, calling it "not practical" is the same as calling it a "toy".
- burnished 4y agoEeeeh? I think not. A toy implies that is has no, or cannot have, practical uses and is a property of the object or idea. Not practical is an engineering problem, it is contingent on external factors. A fidget spinner is a toy, a space elevator is not practical. They are both ways to dismiss an idea though.