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I'm not OP, but that's unlikely. This is general language construct and is used in the beginning. No one use "here here!" :D Just use ockham's razor, would you
by thecrazyone 9y ago
I'm not OP, but that's unlikely. This is general language construct and is used in the beginning. No one use "here here!" :D
Just use ockham's razor, would you suppose he misspelt a general language construct or created a whole new one? :)
I can end this post here, but I want to mention one more thing I'm reminded of:
In Sherlock Holmes TV Series (don't remember the episode), a woman dies while writing "Rache" in her own blood. Other characters tell him that Rache is revenge in German. Sherlock posits that she was trying to write "Rachel", a much simpler (I mean with less assumptions) assumption to make in the context.
"HN Pedantry" is rubbing off on me :D
- ubernetes 9y agoThe funny thing about "Rache" is in the original story it was the other way round. :)