Tsumomo Tsagura·1d agoIs AI making art? Should it?This debate is somewhat old. People already discussed a lot about AI art, and this eventually hits the barrier of conceptualizing what is…A response icon1A response icon1
X.L. Valentine·4d agoAway From What Has BeenOn substrate bias, outside memory, and the choice that settles the debateA response icon1A response icon1
InHow Words WorkbySarah FitzGerald·4d agoWhen the Boundary Between Two Words ShiftsInvestigating juncture loss in Middle English
Amar Hasan·5d agoSūria: The Forgotten Name of Syria (Part 4–Enduring Argument)Could the name Syrians never stopped saying preserve an Indic past?
InThe English Language: FAQbyKieran McGovern·6d agoWhere does ‘When in Rome (I Do As The Romans Do)’ come from?A response icon1A response icon1
Amber Larrea·Nov 2The Strange History Behind Things we Say Without ThinkingFrom sneezing and bedbugs to dead people kicking buckets, the English language has some explaining to do.
Cornelisonbrandon·Oct 30The Grand Unifying Template of the Archaic Pantheon: How the PIE *-mó- + Agent Suffix Engine Built…Mainstream historical linguistics has a bad habit of giving up too early. When looking at the names of the most ancient Greek…
The Odd History Network·Oct 29The Receipt Nobody ReadsA medieval Arabic word once meant “here’s what you owe.” Today it names the one tax Americans pay without ever seeing the bill.
InQuestionalitybyLen Bassham·Oct 28‘Full of It’and why I’m proud to beA response icon2A response icon2
