🇵🇸Tim Henke (tɪm 'ɦɛŋ.kə)

And then there's what really holds the universe together: the cappuccino.

Perhaps you know that if supersymmetry is (partially) broken, then you get counterparts to ordinary particles like gluinos and Higgsinos

What you may not know is that if supersymmetry is completely, totally, utterly broken, this should be demonstrated by a particle known as the smithereeno

little bit on the nose for these guys to be literally wearing clown shoes

kinda wild how towards the end you can see him actively tweaking from the crushing realisation of the legacy he'll be remembered for

Like he's literally shaking

I bet she is! For one thing, as someone who has done voice training and is speaking to a large audience, I have to imagine she talks much more deliberately than most speakers, which makes this all the more surprising!

(also very funny you immediately figured out whom this was about haha)

Using Duolingo to learn about new innovations in English orthography

amazing stuff

But what's amazing is there's no contrition, no acknowledgement that she's just flagrantly contradicting herself

She just goes on like nothing happened

I really have to stress that she just completely reverted course in the literal next sentence lol like nothing happened

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If you think about it, a real "bachelor party" should more realistically include eating instant noodles from the cup and binge-watching shows you don't even like until the sun comes up

You might be interested in Costello's work on Factorisation Algebras, which gets into exactly this intuition

Literally occurs to me only now, 4 days later, that in writing this post I was confusing Noem with Bondi, whom is the person I usually confuse for Leavitt

Ahhhhh

Isn't the full Grimm chain p>f? Pferd never made it all the way to Ferd but instead got stuck with a sound in-between

With regards to Wasser, however, I'm realising I was confused because that's not actually a case of Grimm's law. It was just curious to me German got an s while Dutch/English kept t

Coincidentally a question occurred to me today about Grimm's Law talking about Pflaumen

Some words like Pferd get stuck in the chain. More generally there's language dependence (Wasser vs water). What is the reason for this? What determines which words will complete the full change and which won't?

Despite its looks, the English word ‘heart’ is etymologically related to ‘cardio’, ‘cordial’, ‘to record’, ‘courage’, and even Spanish ‘corazón’.

Through Germanic, Greek, and Latin, these words all derive from a Proto-Indo-European root meaning “heart”.

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I would once again very much like to stop referencing 1984 but will these people please stop saying fully, explicitly, non-negotiably contradictory things from one sentence to the next without blushing?

What's very common in American English is t-dropping before consonants (www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2012-0...)

But what's much less common in American English, I believe, is intervocalic t-dropping, your classic "bo'le o' wa'er". This is what I found unusual

Israel unlawfully used white phosphorus in Lebanon: HRW Images verified by Human Rights Watch show Israel fired white phosphorus in populated areas of southern Lebanon.

Images verified by Human Rights Watch show Israel fired white phosphorus in populated areas of southern Lebanon.

it's genuinely pretty nuts how principled they are in this

historians is it good when the robe Nobles are able to buy the positions and honors typically reserved for the sword Nobles?

Isn't that exactly what Gleason says? The only condition is additivity over commuting operators

A thing that always gets me is the sheer number of people who fail to grasp a movie so unsubtle and overt as The Dictator

They're always like "wow! This movie predicted the future!!" No you asshole! It was describing contemporary politics! Please show one ounce of media literacy!

Noticed an unusual glottal stop "a' all" in an American's speech

I do appreciate the word "yet" in there

I don't like that you could probably make a tier list of how illegal his wars are

it scares me to think that big tech/big AI's primary target demographic is kids

I don't understand your meaning. Isn't the projection lattice exactly the possible measurement contexts?

Hele dappere poging om bijdehand te doen. Volgende keer slaat het misschien ergens op!