From Cassini spots a moon, solves a mystery:

Ok, I know Phil is fond of pop culturalisms in his BA blog, and I even know the origin of the "embiggen" phrase he likes to use, but it still took me a couple of minutes to realize that this is a mashup of "embiggen" and "ring" rather than a ghastly typo.

I am all for using an easy style to communicate sometimes-difficult information, and it's Phil's blog and he can do what he wants, but I might suggest he tone down the pop culture references just a tad, especially since a significant portion of his audience might not speak English as a first language or be otherwise unfamiliar with such popular trivia.

Nick

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Nick Theodorakis

I liked it!

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"A witty saying proves nothing" Voltaire.
"All your bias are belong to us" Ara Pacis.

Maybe I'm just getting crotchety in my old age.

Nick

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Nick Theodorakis

I protest age-related emcrotchification!

So Phil loves a bit of word play.. I think the essence of said remarks start and end with "Click to", and whatever comes after is irrelevant. Because we're so trained to read a remark there indicating that clicking leads to an improved version of a picture.

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As is your right.

Plus, it doesn't make sense, does it?

Well, it's obviously misspelled. It should be "enringen".

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