Awhile ago I mentioned inference in a Github post on my other blog in reference to security. But when we talk about inference in a wider informational sense, we often talk about complexity.
Einstein is perhaps most well known for his theory of relativity. But he is also known for being a scientist who broke new ground by virtue of holding close to known fundamentals and by engaging in basic research.
Savagery is sort of the opposite of science, in that it's a kind of impulsive readiness to believe or disbelieve with absolute certainty, often followed by false religious zeal or dogma.
When people think about clocks, they might know about how old analog clocks functioned and also suffered from the problem of clock drift. But even with the advent of digital clocks, we also find the same problem once more.