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It is a well-known fact that the coolness of a filesystem is inversely proportional to that of its name.

One's fear of robots taking over the world is usually inversely proportional to the number of times they've debugged a brownout.

Unfortunately all else is NOT held equal - genetic homogeneity is inversely correlated with population, and more people usually means more inequality.

The harm a dark pattern causes is inversely proportional to the ability of the user to spot them.

The popularity of my projects appear to be nearly inversely proportional to their amount of complexity and sophistication.

Actually, there is a lot of evidence that maintainability is inversely related to the number of lines of code.

The specific impulse of the fuel is going to be inversely proportional to the square root of the molecular weight of the propellant, which is why they use hydrogen.

A house is not entirely equivalent to an apartment to be compared in this manner, and the number of houses for rent is inversely related to the market price.

As usual, one's respect for BigCompany is inversely correlated to one's use of their products.

Happiness in life is inversely proportional to how many people you have to answer to.

I was under the impression that heat per transistor is inversely proportional to the size of the die.

Therefore, the speed at which you can execute is inversely proportional to the size of the team, unless you can cut communication costs.

Now, it may be that in normal use the additional contamination doesn't significant additional danger (I'd expect this to be true inversely with frequency of use, all else being equal), but I wouldn't think it would be "as clean as water pipes anywhere else".