
Originally Posted by
bottomlander Also something inspired from "Philosopher's Stone":
I encountered the following 2 words: gold and goldbrick.
At first, with my poor English knowledge, I think goldbrick is a brick of gold, much larger and valuable than just a gold coin.
Luckily, I know that a responsible person should be cautious to use what terms during theorizing a new theory.
After I checked the dictionary, goldbrick actually means "anything supposed to be valuable but which turns out to be worthless"
and "a brick made to look like gold, sold by a swindler".
This inspires something, e.g. The long-sought "Philosopher's Stone" has turned out to be a worthless "lead stone".
P.S. As for another personal-sought "Simple Truth - Everything equals", will it turn out to be worthless also !
Best Regards. Bottomlander