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theres like 90 reddit threads per day called "Do language change the way you Think?" and they always have 10000 replies of people saying shit like "Yes"
A lot of academia seems to be navigating around the egos of petty little tyrants who would love to snitch on ya for the slightest infraction and then jerk themselves off about how enlightened they are.
Indeed. Saying that you hate a fellow academic is just sad. I hope that some day the field of linguistics will move beyond personal attacks and toward rigor and openness, when different opinions are welcome and issues are resolved by civil argumentation and evidence.
does anyone have tips on how to keep a straight face when a professor who dates his students comments publicly on grad student behavior? trying to make a how-to tiktok about it.
if i had dated and married my phd advisor i would simply not trust my judgment in making public proclamations about student-professor relations
yes please
do you ever just say some incredibly dumb shit on the fucking internet
thinking about thos beans
It's not like anyone defends the idea that children just induce constructions by some 'analogy' process anymore right?
millennials: okay thanks i'll take that under advisement
if i'm ableist it is 100% for your own good. harden the fuck up, nerds.
should i learn Letters first? or choose the path of Numbers? a queston every baby must ask it self
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