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Bill W

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6 hours ago, Paladin said:

I am assuming that the reference to the Philosophical Transactions is to the world's first and longest-running scientific journal. Launched in 1665 (The year before the Great Fire of London) it is the scientific journal of the Royal Society of London. It can be said that their proliferate scientific reports since 1665 have caused even more research and discoveries to proliferate.

This is what I like about using the OED's citation for when each word was used in English, because not only do they give the date, but they generally also name the work in which the word was used. 

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Thirdly

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That gif right there is a snapshot of my mind full of all the plot bunnies that keep proliferating left and right!

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