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This goes so far that the phrase "nobody knows" is described by grammarians as having a zero pronoun, ie. "nobody knows (it)". "it" doesn't need to be specified
by posterboy 8y ago
This goes so far that the phrase "nobody knows" is described by grammarians as having a zero pronoun, ie. "nobody knows (it)". "it" doesn't need to be specified, because nobody would know what it is, and so nobody cares. Correspondingly, functional programmers use to write "f(_)" and in prolog for example that acts as a catch all glob operator, if I recall correctly, not sure about Haskell.