Re: Note : Pi 2 Zero W Now RIP-OFF Price on Amazon
Daniel James <[email protected]>
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On 07/08/2026 11:38, The Natural Philosopher wrote: > "Unobtainium is a humorous engineering and fictional term for a > hypothetical material that has the ideal, perfect properties for a > specific application, but is impossible to get or does not actually > exist. It combines the word "unattainable" with the chemical suffix "-ium Stating the obvious, here, but that should say "unobtainable" not "unattainable" ... I've never heard of "Unattainium", but it sounds like it should be a hypothetical element that exists but can't be extracted ... a bit like potassium was before Humphrey Davy and electrolysis. I might also mention "Handwavium", which means, you know ... ... and "Chinesium" which so many cheap imported goods are made from. -- Cheers, Daniel.