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  1. When did 'unpack' become a word that almost everyone says now? How did it get packed and why do I need to unpack it?

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    2. carlsson

      carlsson

      I thought the word was uncrunch, as in "After space, wait for a long uncrunch" in those C64 cracker intros.

    3. Cafeman

      Cafeman

      I have never heard unpack get used as an annoying business buzzword. So I googled it and found complaints about it's use going back years. 2016 article, for example.  I think of it as a vacation or moving task, or concerning compressed data. There is one female manager I know who tends to throw around buzzwords, I should pay attention more and see if she uses unpack along will drill down and "agile".  Now that I'm over 50, I'm not too agile. 

    4. GoldenWheels

      GoldenWheels

      There has been "unpacking of the invisible knapsack" as a concept since 1988. I can't say much positive or non-political about the concept, but, I bet that's where "unpacking" got started, as that is where a lot of nonsense gets started: by professors on college campuses.

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