linkdude212

linkdude212 t1_jbdc14f wrote

Reply to Consumers respond less positively to new products when their brand names use unconventional spellings of real words, like “Klear” instead of “Clear.” Findings showed that consumers saw these names as indicating the brand was less honest, down-to-earth and wholesome. by geoff199

That is interesting: it is certainly how I feel. However, I know many people who would not know that one is misspelt and therefore I am uncertain if they would feel negatively toward the one that was misspelt.

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linkdude212 t1_j6su204 wrote

Reply to comment by brianfarina76 in Einstein’s theory helps to reveal Jupiter’s distant duplicate. A near-identical twin of Jupiter discovered around a distant star is the first planet to be found from space using a gravitational effect called microlensing. by MistWeaver80

Then they should use "terrestrial". Using "Earth" creates expectations in people's minds that are far beyond anything meant by "super-Earth" and leads to broad misunderstanding of the science. Look no further than the word "theory" for how damaging this can be.

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linkdude212 t1_j6sey8x wrote

Reply to comment by taphead739 in Einstein’s theory helps to reveal Jupiter’s distant duplicate. A near-identical twin of Jupiter discovered around a distant star is the first planet to be found from space using a gravitational effect called microlensing. by MistWeaver80

Just wait until you read about "super-Earths" that aren't Earth-like at all.

>"New data shows that TOI-1075 b is one of the most massive super-Earths discovered so far," NASA officials wrote referring to the planet that orbits it's host star so closely that a year lasts 14.5 hours and temperatures reach 1,050C°.

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