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I suspect there are some other homonyms in there as well. Luckily most country names are not used that much for other meanings.
by bemmu 11y ago
I suspect there are some other homonyms in there as well. Luckily most country names are not used that much for other meanings.
- beshrkayali 11y ago"Jordan" is. Most of these posts are about Michael Jordan, not the country Jordan. That messes up the entire analysis/rating.
- nl 11y agoMichael Jordan is a homonym as well. Apparently there was some basketballer with the same name as the famous AI researcher[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_I._Jordan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_I._Jordan
- gambiting 11y agoIf it counts adjectives, then "polish" is used very frequently even if you are not talking about Poland.
- gambiting 11y agoIf it counts adjectives, then "polish" is used very frequently even if you are not talking about Poland.