I hadn’t heard “antihypothesis” before, but there is a whole statistical topic of hypothesis testing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statistical_hypothesis_test

I guess you are asking about “alternative hypothesis”:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_hypothesis

The stuff there might help. I’m used to the maybe simplified example of a drug trial, where the null hypothesis for an anti-baldness drug is that it’s equivalent to placebo.

Start with “moose and squirrel”.

I have a stainless steel Nalgene bottle that I only use for water. It does have a plastic cap that is a bit unsatisfying. But, I haven’t noticed any mould issues and it’s perfectly ok to clean the metal part with boiling water or with bleach.

Anne Hathaway

That actually sounds interesting, flirting in Elizabethan English. Willst thou bopping over for Netflixxe and Chille?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portrait_of_Anne_Hathaway

I tried Kagi (100 query free trial if you supply a fake email address, I didn’t test whether a real one works). It was nice in some ways but gave about the same results as Duckduckgo. I didn’t subscribe.

A nice sentiment but in reality the n900 and n9 were both too slow to use. That’s the first thing that would have to be fixed.

Why is it written in English if it’s in Barcelona?