Saving this to post on all of Lady Butterfly's posts going forwards.
hakase
As much of a win as this is, I wish they'd show half as much support for the rest of the rights we're guaranteed by the Constitution.
"I'd like to read a novel."
"Here, try this not-a-novel."
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Eulalia!
Like most worker cooperatives, it probably wouldn't last a year.
Bleeding hearts always clot surprisingly fast when it comes to those they don't like.
According to my mathematician wife, "it's got the same problem most paradoxes do in that it's self-referential".
Apparently all Japanese is English if an English person is speaking it.
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We're not talking about those words, I don't play whataboutism.
Whatever you say bruh.
But fine, we won't refer to any other loanwords. Instead, I'll ask you to generalize whatever your position is: that is, can you provide a consistent definition of "English word" that will include what you consider to be English words and exclude "entrepreneur" and "schadenfreude" and any other words that you don't think are English?
Apparently all Japanese is English if an English person is speaking it.
The linguistic explanation for what you're getting hung up on here is pretty straightforward (though whether you accept it or not remains to be seen), but I'll save it for later in the conversation to keep our discussion on topic in the meantime.

Great, can't wait for this legendarily good adaptation of an amazing book to go to shit now that it's gone beyond the source material. But we gotta squeeeze as much money out of the property as we can, right?