The word “cook” from the Latin cocus which comes from coquo [to cook, to think, to be unquiet, to worry (about), to mix], which most probably derives from the Greek verb cycao/cacao [stir up, mix of dissimilar things, confusion, disorder]. Cooking can be understood as a type of experiment which involves certain levels of energy transformation in order to create something new. Preparing food, a dish, or a meal is its common use. Other usage includes (but is not limited to), making ceramics or bricks, engaging in producing explosives and telecommunications phreaking devices, typically in one’s own home-made laboratory inside their house or garage, as described in the Anarchist Cookbook.