The suggestion from Mitch Alsup was to use a match system based on bits
4 thru 10/11 of the address. The idea being: we don't care if the matching
is "too inclusive", i.e. we don't care if it includes addresses that don't
-actually overlap: we care if it were to **miss** some addresses that do
+actually overlap, because this just means "oh dear some LD/STs do not
+happen concurrently, they happen a few cycles later" (translation: Big Deal)
+
+What we care about is if it were to **miss** some addresses that **do**
actually overlap. Therefore it is perfectly acceptable to use only a few
bits of the address. This is fortunate because the matching has to be
done in a huge NxN Pascal's Triangle, and if we were to compare against