I don’t recall her asking permission, she just added some light touched way too many times and it took a while until the botched version was noticed.

No

I had to read the comments to realise that’s not Zeus.

No one isn wasting and budgets, they would get ads anyway.

The hacker?!?! 4chan the hacker?!?!?

French took it’s number system from Basque, which is at least more consistent since iirc in French 70 is 60+10 while the consistent logic should be 3*20+10.

Anyway, you say that twenty is far from twenty ->twen ten->second ten. 70 in Basque is hirurogeitahamar->hirur hogei ta hamar->hirugarren (third) hogei(twenty) eta(and) hamar(ten). It’s the same logic.

The only reason you say it’s bonkers is because you don’t understand. Different = wrong. Lmao.

Also, don’t fucking say that french is my language, I’m Basque Spaniard.

Also, as the other commenter said, we are speaking English, do you understand how insane of a language it is? It’s a Frankenstein of several languages where words were imported while keeping the pronunciation, so there’s no fucking logic as to how you are to say things.

How do you said “read”? No that’s wrong, I meant the past tense. Oh, it needs context?

How do you say entrepreneur? Why are you saying it in French? Fuck logic.

In Spanish you are able to pronounce correctly any word you read for the first time because the rules it has define strict pronunciation. Same for Basque, the only thing you might do wrong is intonation but most of the time it’s the second syllable. It’s fucking crazy that you both need to learn a word and how it’s pronounced in english, for every word.

Oh, extra edit. If the Basque/French counting system makes the language too hard don’t touch spoken Chinese lmao, intonation changes completely words way more frequently than Papa/papá.

Not really. We are talking about how numbers are called in different languages. Other languages have actual names for twenty that aren’t a combination of digit+ten.

Basque is hogei, ten is hamar, two is bi, there is no phonetic similarity. The way language is created then informs how counting and numbers work.

Spanish has a proper distinct name for 20, but then is like english for 30 and above.

No need to be so passive aggressive while not understanding what I was trying to explain.

Ninety two is nine ten two anyway, it’s not that far off. In fact french and Basque at least do have a word for twenty, english doesn’t.

Twenty is rebranded two ten.

Thirty is third ten.

And so on.

Well yeah but the text mentions elves, not half elves. I think that the pic is only tangentially related and just because they confused Marcille’s ears as elf ears.

I presumed that since they mentioned a lawsuit.

I’ve done it plenty times in public restrooms. You learn to be efficient.

It’s 3 years away, how long are American political runs?

Gets damage, kid uses it as a stool, falls, parents decide to blame the company.

Pretty run of the mill situation tbh.

Plausible deniability.

If it was the only tool it was both the best and the worst by definition.

Sorry for being pedantic since your comment is true anyway, but “could” is the one doing the heavy lifting.

Uh… I did learn about imaginary numbers in high school. It was part of the ranking test to get into uni, even.

I doubt that since the comment was a suggestion to read and cite herself. If she did cite herself the assumption would be that she did read the citations so the comment would be moot, no? Why would they suggest to cite herself if she already did?

They only anonymize the author, not the citations right?

Fire twitter post that reads as incompetence to anyone who matters in their field… Yeah…

You do need to do that though.

If someone wants to read further information they need the citations.

You are supposed to cite all your relevant previous works in each paper you publish.