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In a few years, we'll be digging for those are call ourselves paleolabviewlogists.

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I think I got. A cluster is a data structure where that structure never changes, so in that respect it's a constant data type. The values inside the data type are irrelevant. But I think I'll stick with calling a cluster inside it's own VI a "clustersaursus". I've worked for too many physicists. I'm starting to get paranoid.

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