31-05-2026, 06:24 AM
I’m definitely against it, too. No
Why?
Well, if you want to teach someone something and it takes them two years just to understand the system or application, you’re bound to get a “no.”
But there are abbreviations (like in Latin) that are very complicated, and you can’t read them that way. Yet that’s how it was taught at the university (e.g., in Vienna around 1500).
Now there will also be several people who understand it.
Your example has no reference, apart from a few words.
Bring me evidence and we’ll talk about it again.
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Why?
Well, if you want to teach someone something and it takes them two years just to understand the system or application, you’re bound to get a “no.”
But there are abbreviations (like in Latin) that are very complicated, and you can’t read them that way. Yet that’s how it was taught at the university (e.g., in Vienna around 1500).
Now there will also be several people who understand it.
Your example has no reference, apart from a few words.
Bring me evidence and we’ll talk about it again.
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