Comment on Rosa LabsComments−kunai12yIs it just me, or is it suddenly the cool thing to slap "labs" on the back of a company's name to make it sound more professional?They've turned away from an interesting name that describes and differentiates themselves into a bland and boring "Rosa Labs."Hmmm. Soylent, vs Rosa Labs.I damn well know which one I'd pick.−freehunter12y"Labs" has been around forever to indicate a R&D company. Bell Labs was founded in 1925, and I'm willing to bet it wasn't the first "labs" company.Picking a more professional name may make it easier to get funding and be taken seriously.−bestest12yI think "research facility" sounds way cooler. as in "black mesa research facility".
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Is it just me, or is it suddenly the cool thing to slap "labs" on the back of a company's name to make it sound more professional?
They've turned away from an interesting name that describes and differentiates themselves into a bland and boring "Rosa Labs."
Hmmm. Soylent, vs Rosa Labs.
I damn well know which one I'd pick.
"Labs" has been around forever to indicate a R&D company. Bell Labs was founded in 1925, and I'm willing to bet it wasn't the first "labs" company.
Picking a more professional name may make it easier to get funding and be taken seriously.
I think "research facility" sounds way cooler. as in "black mesa research facility".