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> No argument re: translation, but crime? The bar is clearly set to “no caveats”, and European sourced or copied or adapted from are all more European than “fi
by Nevermark 2y ago
> No argument re: translation, but crime?
The bar is clearly set to “no caveats”, and European sourced or copied or adapted from are all more European than “first American” is allowed to bear.
- Waterluvian 2y agoThat kind of turns this into a subjective semantic pursuit.
- Nevermark 2y agoOr it always was that? Someone wondering when things “like A” “first” morphed into things “like B” is going to get involved in a lot of discovery driven judgement calls along the way.
- furyofantares 2y agoMy question is only if it was a crime. It's OK to question evidence without being for the thing being evidenced against.