Anyways, that’s with “unemployable”.
You can quit a job, but don’t ever quit learning new things.
Speaking of learning, let’s now learn a few media examples of “technically speaking”:
1. MBARI’s seafloor mapping robot has had a busy year. It documented a huge lava flow from a three-month-old volcanic eruption off the Oregon coast; it charted mysterious three-kilometer-wide scour marks on the seafloor off Northern California; and it unearthed data that challenge existing theories about one of the largest offshore faults in Central California. MBARI researchers will describe these achievements, and others, in 10 different presentations at this week’s meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco.
Technically speaking, this yellow, torpedo-like robot is known as an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV). It is programmed at the surface, then released to fly within 50 meters (165 feet) of the seafloor, using sonar to map ocean-bottom features as little as 15 centimeters (five inches) tall. MBARI’s mapping AUV, the D. Allan B., carries three different types of sonar, which simultaneously provide information on seafloor depth, bottom texture, and sub-bottom features such as layers of buried sediment.
- Seafloor-mapping robot yields a host of new geologic discoveries, MBARI.com, December 5, 2011.
2. Recently I’ve noticed a lot of searches on this website for the phrase “federal inheritance tax,” so I thought it would be a good idea to explain a few things about the phrase. First and foremost, technically speaking there is no such thing as a federal “inheritance tax.” Instead, the Internal Revenue Code calls the tax assessed against the estate of a deceased person an “estate tax.” So what’s the difference between an estate tax and an inheritance tax? In the strictest sense an estate tax is assessed against the entire estate while an inheritance tax is only assessed against the individual heirs of an estate.
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