Dos said, if you said to someone, hey! Plastic brain, it doesn’t sound nice, does it?
Dollcee said, which part are you referring to Dos, the hey, with the big exclamation mark or the, plastic brain part.
Dos said, I only meant the plastic brain part.
Dollcee said, in my opinion, having a plastic brain is a very good thing.
Dos said, I agree, I hope my brain is a full-on plastic one. The word plastic has bad connotations though, it is used mainly in a negative way.
Cybo agreed, we should try and fix this problem for plastic. Not the product called plastic, but the misrepresented word, plastic.
Dollcee said, that is one of the best things about being a content maker, you can do worthwhile things, like help to repair the misrepresentation of the word, plastic.
Cybo said, I think it would be better to try and find a new word, because the generic use of the word plastic is so established, that it would be impossible to change so many minds on the matter.
Dollcee said, that is a pity, because it is such a nice sounding word.
Cybo said, what about plasajac, from ‘plastic was hijacked’.
Dollcee said, I like plasajac, but it sounds like the it was adapted from the product, instead of the other way around.
They all nodded in agreement.
Dos said, it is about establishing new neural pathways by changing the switching sequence of the brain, so how about, ‘neo-route’.
No one nodded, so Dollcee offered, ‘flexi-brain’.
Dos said, that has a chance because it sounds like something from the hardware store that has utility.
What about using ‘learning’, said Padoke, it is possible for an old dog to learn new tricks.