satuon

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   by satuon 11y ago

   The fact we're assuming that all of those things are necessary highlights that you can't make a statistic from one case. How do we know which of the conditions on Earth were really necessary and which were neutral to life?
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   by satuon 11y ago

   I've read that in China they didn't have typewriters and everything was hand-written right up till they got computers. Edit: They had printing presses, but those are for newspapers etc. Ordinary people had to handwrite.
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   by satuon 11y ago

   Also English is not that phonological. In reality, you need to learn how combinations of 3-4 letters are mapped to sound. It's more like syllabary, really, except you don't have a separate glyph for each syllable.
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   by satuon 11y ago

   Why Savannah (in savannah.gnu.org I mean)?