Yes, it's a bit tongue in cheek and exaggerated to highlight a common shortcoming in typical engineering parlance. My aim was to encourage: - More precise lang

Yes, it's a bit tongue in cheek and exaggerated to highlight a common shortcoming in typical engineering parlance. My aim was to encourage: - More precise language in engineering discussions - Greater accountability - Avoiding procrastination - Keeping your eye on the ball and not just on your PR getting merged