Justin Malčić

@edenbtw This, but the exact opposite for linguistics

@TreanorFergal @Urghativity Chomsky 2005: mitpressjournals.org/doi/abs/10.116… Biberauer 2017: ling.cam.ac.uk/COPIL/Articles…

@TreanorFergal @Urghativity So Chomsky 2005 proposes domain-general principles can account for aspects of language and provide a way to gradually shrink UG. Biberauer 2017 on Factors 2 and 3 is probably the closest thing I've seen to eliminating UG, and it also has some discussion on the state of the field

@Bran_Pap Both are good, have faith in your inner syntactian!

@Bran_Pap Can I have a scissors is seems to be grammatical for (some) older speakers in the US. My dad (from St. Louis) and his work colleague from Southern Illinois have it, and a professor at Maryland from Pennsylvania has it.

@monzousa Instead of giving you indecipherable statements, Monzo automatically displays clear transactions instantly, lets you easily track complicated transactions like shared expenses and tabs, and actually helps you understand how much you spend on what. Every bank should do this!

@Bran_Pap phonetic-blog.blogspot.com/2010/11/danish… — see the last line

@Bran_Pap Yup so unless you can say it’s a speech error, you’d presumably need ‘man’ to be able to lack gender features at least some of the time for this speaker

@Bran_Pap In fact see here

@Bran_Pap I’ve caught myself doing this too! You might like be interested in this ling.auf.net/lingbuzz/00385…

@Bran_Pap @PoppyPlumb couldn't resist (this is pst-asr)

@Natwatsha96 translate.google.com/translate?hl=&…

EVERYBODY google “florida man” followed by your birthday (florida man august 22) and tell me what you get. mine is Florida Man tries to attack neighbor with tractor