...and then try dealing with equations where, not only have we run through all 26 letters of the alphabet we all know and love (upper and lower case), but we've run out of all the common Greek letters as well (upper and lower case), so now you have to figure out what the heck the little scribble is your prof keeps dashing on the board and naming, in his heavy Greek accent, something that sounds suspiciously like xeeta.
Oh. And regardless of the fact that we're using two entire sets of alphabets, lower and upper case, the letters still usually have multiple meanings. Yay engineering!
*shrug* Our language just doesn't have enough words or symbols to represent all the concepts we need to communicate.
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Oh. And regardless of the fact that we're using two entire sets of alphabets, lower and upper case, the letters still usually have multiple meanings. Yay engineering!
*shrug* Our language just doesn't have enough words or symbols to represent all the concepts we need to communicate.
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