How people name things tell you a lot about who they are, because names have power, more than we think 

For example, software engineers do not tend to be poets, so thats why its one the hardest things in CS, the other is cache invalidation

creating and destroying; flying cars, roc.camera, july.rocks

naming exists in superposition - simultaneously an act of creation and constraint until observed through usage, where meaning collapses into either clarity or confusion. perhaps the true challenge isn't linguistic but quantum - we're attempting to fix dynamic concepts into static symbols while both continue to evolve. cache invalidation merely confirms that information itself resists permanence at every level of abstraction