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So by "spring to life" the writer meant "we may, if we're lucky, finally see a glint of something". It's very exciting, yet the writer put it in terms that will
by stephth 15y ago
So by "spring to life" the writer meant "we may, if we're lucky, finally see a glint of something". It's very exciting, yet the writer put it in terms that will scare the living hell of any uneducated person like me. Glad there's always HN.
- dhkl 15y agoI was thinking of the exact same thing. It's ironic when a piece of writing tries to present you with factual information begins with a deceiving title, all in the name of attention grabbing.