He added that identifying bugs can be difficult, but even when they are uncovered, making sure that solutions don't cause problems in other areas of the system poses new challenges.
It's also stomach-churning because every new detail uncovered makes the crime seem more horrific: Omar Mateen, the shooter, apparently frequented the club and used Grindr, and his wife may have known about the attack.
"Just the visuals of seeing women sitting in the Shura, with their faces uncovered, making equal decisions with men, that alone will make women in authority more acceptable to society," Saudi news channel Al Akbaria's head of programming, Rawda al-Jazani, said of the king's appointments, per Time.
He acknowledges that it is sometimes "nightmare-inducing reading," but every dramatic and unexpected individual document he uncovers makes the job compelling, he says.
How do differing artistic mediums uncover, make visible, or refocus the places where people, things, or ideas come together, cross paths, or mix-up, even if only for a moment?
Some of what he uncovers makes for dispiriting reading: the fierceness with which each ethnic group sticks to its own enclave; the drug wars and protection rackets; the speed at which the inner city is being socially cleansed and "old immigrant London" pushed out to the fringes.
Other experiments in Sound Uncovered make it possible to record your voice and play it backward; illusions that make it possible for your eyes to fool your ears; as well as a hearing test making it possible to determine how your hearing compares to that of others.
My work also uncovered overclaims made by several MPs which they told me they had been previously unaware of.
In 1964 Blunt was uncovered and made a deal with his hunters.
One finding, which Veenhoven uncovered, has made him very unpopular with his fellow sociologists.
