I first read this article probably around 10 years ago, and the concept of ugh-fields persists. Up to now, I think I've assumed this was some kind of academically cited concept, and came back today to see if there was a reference listed. I see "Anna Salamon and Jennifer Rodriguez-Müller" but no document. maybe a conversation?
Anyway, I just wanted to ask where this came from, or if it's just a casual invention.
I first read this article probably around 10 years ago, and the concept of ugh-fields persists. Up to now, I think I've assumed this was some kind of academically cited concept, and came back today to see if there was a reference listed. I see "Anna Salamon and Jennifer Rodriguez-Müller" but no document. maybe a conversation?
Anyway, I just wanted to ask where this came from, or if it's just a casual invention.