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It's an article published by an American university and 90% of the planet lives in the northern hemisphere, so it doesn't seem like much to be in a twist about.
by designdesign 6y ago
It's an article published by an American university and 90% of the planet lives in the northern hemisphere, so it doesn't seem like much to be in a twist about.
- lol768 6y agoI live in the northern hemisphere, there's still no such thing as a "fall" in my vernacular!
- jjgreen 6y agoNot even post-punk manc miserabilism? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fall_(band) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fall_(band)
- designdesign 6y agoSure, but it's commonplace enough to be understood (roughly) as September-December without much thought... yeah? I've always lived in a 4-season bubble that uses Fall and Autumn interchangeably so maybe I'm wrong.
- catalogia 6y agoPerhaps it depends also on whether the forests in your region are primarily evergreen or deciduous (with falling leaves..)