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Wait a second, it's pronounced Plateau, like what a learning agent would reach eventually. The long O is obviously French. And actually it's transliterated Pla
by posterboy 9y ago
Wait a second, it's pronounced Plateau, like what a learning agent would reach eventually.
The long O is obviously French. And actually it's transliterated Platon (Πλάτων), but who knows, maybe the English knew that ν (nu) and υ (upsilon) are easy to confuse. I was joking but hey, who knew I would, reading the wiki artikel on "ν", discover that it was optional on occasion to link two words.