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Did they mean route as in path to a solution? Or root as the source? Seems odd.
by vhodges 1y ago
Did they mean route as in path to a solution? Or root as the source? Seems odd.
- brnaftr361 1y agoRoot as in seed [crystal], as in nucleation point is what I would surmise.
- __alexs 1y agoDentistry pun? Root as in the root of a tooth?
- altairprime 1y ago“The root of the problem” is a more usual usage, but is just as readily applied (ha get it) as “the root of the solution”, especially when a dental pun can be bonded (puns are swell) to the headline (I can’t think of a way to pun on gumline here). I found the phrasing really difficult to read and understand, even though I got the pun, so you’re not alone in that.