They are giant, inscrutable matrices of floating point numbers that we nudge in the direction of better performance until they inexplicably start working.
But not to the millions of South Africans who, quite inexplicably, like the salty sludge and are struggling to cope with the worst Marmite shortage since the end of apartheid.
When a problem arises, instead of feeling confident in yourself, you instinctively imagine the worst possible situation and become convinced that situation will somehow happen to you.
Some 30,000 people in Broward voted for governor but inexplicably bypassed the Senate race, which was tucked away in the lower left corner of the ballot, below the instructions and far from the rest of the contests.
Linda stirred, woke up, stared for a few seconds bewilderly at the Semi-finalists, then, lifting her face, sniffed once or twice at the newly perfumed air and suddenly smiled-a smile of childish ectasy.
" I know where it is, father, " Wendy cried, always glad to be of service. " I'll bring it, " and she was off before he could stop her. Immediately his spirits sank in the strangest way.
The first lady said she could not find the records. Then, in January of nineteen ninety-six, the billing records appeared without explanation in the White House.
People who were not her students somehow entered the online course session, insulting the teacher and playing music to disturb order, the daughter said.