clinamen pronounced kly-nay-men noun plural clinamina
Latin, from clinare, to lean.
- The swerve. In Lucretius’ De rerum natura, written around 55 BC, atoms fall straight down through the void until one, at no fixed time or place, leans a little from its path. Without that swerve nothing would ever meet, and nature would never have made a thing.
- Us. A tiny swerve, a huge impact: one chore handed off, and the whole week lands somewhere new. Small swerves for small businesses.
Say it CLI’n’Amen CLI is the command line, where our agents do their work. Amen: so be it.
