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To swallow data or dinner whole, then sort out the consequences later.
means To take something in — food into a body, or raw information into a system for processing.
from From Latin ingestus, past participle of ingerere, to carry into — in (into) plus gerere (to carry).
Twin meaningBoth stomachs and software ingest before they digest.
Data worldPipelines ingest raw input before any analysis begins.
Not absorbIngesting is intake; absorption is the next step.