TechTakes

Ow yeah, I meant their usage of the word, not yours. But not knowing more than surface level things about things is the way to become huge in tech. See for example how Musk can release an chatbot and say 'it is based on the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy' and almost nobody remarks that if you read the books it is revealed that one of those guidebooks is actually an malicious AI who lead everybody to their deaths (To a place numbered 42 even, so the whole 'The Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything' can be read more as a 'pocket universe' thing where they are lead to number 42 because that is where everything ends (and if they knew this they obv would avoid the nr 42 so everything would become more complex). But this requires people to have actually read (or look on the books wikipedia page) "Mostly Harmless" (I have not read 'And Another Thing...' btw)).