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I think there might be a grammar problem in your statement. What did you mean?

• oneoff786 4y ago
  https://ygdp.yale.edu/phenomena/positive-anymore https://ygdp.yale.edu/phenomena/positive-anymore I picked it up from Pennsylvania unintentionally. Not a huge fan of it tbh.
• Buttons840 4y ago
  He means how fast does a missile need to go so that the kinetic energy is greater than the chemical/explosive energy.
• jstanley 4y ago
  It's relatively common to use "anymore" to mean "nowadays". I think it must have come from hearing things like "They don't do that any more" and not recognising "any" and "more" as separate words, but rather as a concept that just means "now", such that "They do that anymore" is equally valid.
  • djmips 4y ago
    Wow really? I missed out on that one. Thanks for the update.