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> P.S. I expect this is a joke, but even if this were true, I don't think it'd be a valid 'validation of the point.' Incidentally, "candidate" is not a subset
by Cpoll 10y ago
> P.S.
I expect this is a joke, but even if this were true, I don't think it'd be a valid 'validation of the point.'
Incidentally, "candidate" is not a subset of "date." It's from Latin candidatus, "white-robed." Date is ultimately from Latin datus/dare, "to give."
- AndreyErmakov 10y agoIt's not that much of a joke, more of a curiosity, if you choose to look at both words from a certain angle. I realize that their etymology might be different, but in the end of the day their spelling has become close and the concepts they denote have also developed certain commonalities.