MB: this notion of expression is interesting and so when I say that in the wordings of the puzzles there are expressions from everyday language, these are expressions from everyday language.
These are not expressions that we use once every 10 years, they are…
(Q - Nabil: They don't take the orthogonal every day.)
MB: Well, the orthogonal, no one knows what an orthogonal is.
(Q - Nabil: Yes.)
MB: In everyday language. Nobody.
(Q - Nabil: I know, am I going off on a tangent in everyday language. Then, it's after, you see Michel, it's your everyday language... There you go... Today , there are things that are said more or very rarely.)
(Q - Nabil: And what you mean that we still use today.)
MB: stop looking for me. …. Stop a little, stop a little, you understand very well what I'm talking about.
(Q - Nabil: Yeah, so, I used it within the month, that's for sure at least once.)
MB: Yeah, but well, I won't answer you.
(Q - Nabil: They don't take the orthogonal every day.)
MB: Well, the orthogonal, no one knows what an orthogonal is.
(Q - Nabil: Yes.)
MB: In everyday language. Nobody.
(Q - Nabil: I know, am I going off on a tangent in everyday language. Then, it's after, you see Michel, it's your everyday language... There you go... Today , there are things that are said more or very rarely.)
(Q - Nabil: And what you mean that we still use today.)
MB: stop looking for me. …. Stop a little, stop a little, you understand very well what I'm talking about.
(Q - Nabil: Yeah, so, I used it within the month, that's for sure at least once.)
MB: Yeah, but well, I won't answer you.