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That quote sounds rather silly, I agree, but if you think about it, these results don't have too many immediate applications or benefits that would resonate wit
by kyberias 12y ago
That quote sounds rather silly, I agree, but if you think about it, these results don't have too many immediate applications or benefits that would resonate with a layman. Therefore it's challenging to try and explain the importance of this achievements to a wider audience. In this light, I kind of understand the book example.
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- trhway 12y ago>> you can probably tell more interesting stories.” books aren't good example. For today's layman it should have been translated to "probably build Super- and X-men"
- toufka 12y agoHonestly, it actually is a pretty good example, but you need to be creative. If I tell you that your book can only have 26 characters, you'll say, 'great, who cares, that's the whole alphabet'. But imagine the books you cannot write: No punctuation, no foreign languages, no mathematics, no accents, etc. Give yourself an escape character, and all of a sudden, you have access to a LOT more creativity.