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Then-- a four-round knock-out battle for the title!
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Then-- a four-round knock-out battle for the title!
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rjallain.medium.com/physics-home...
rjallain.medium.com/physics-home...
Any submissions below will also be considered.
Any submissions below will also be considered.
So J.J. Thomson, the father, discovered the electron and regarded it as a particle, while George Thomson, the son, showed that the electron diffracts like a wave. (8/n)
So J.J. Thomson, the father, discovered the electron and regarded it as a particle, while George Thomson, the son, showed that the electron diffracts like a wave. (8/n)
typographyforlawyers.com/a-brief-hist...
typographyforlawyers.com/a-brief-hist...
xkcd.com/3181/
xkcd.com/3181/
netzpolitik.org/2025/white-p...
netzpolitik.org/2025/white-p...
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🇫🇷 Étude 🇬🇧 Study
🇫🇷 Étrange 🇬🇧 Strange
🇫🇷 Écoute 🇬🇧 Scout (seriously, they're related)
But why?
@jesszafarris.bsky.social and I have been talking it out.
youtu.be/PfK6C7NASqQ
In Latin, 'biceps' consists of 'bi-' (two), 'cep-' (head), and '-s' (case ending): "two-headed".
However, since the 1800s, 'biceps' has been reanalysed as a plural and given a new singular: 'bicep'.
The Latin plural is ... 1/
That’s true, but that also goes for ‘marvel’ and ‘joy’: they used to be plural too.
And ‘cherries’ and ‘peas’ used to be singular.
Zoom in to learn all about this phenomenon: reanalysis.
In Latin, 'biceps' consists of 'bi-' (two), 'cep-' (head), and '-s' (case ending): "two-headed".
However, since the 1800s, 'biceps' has been reanalysed as a plural and given a new singular: 'bicep'.
The Latin plural is ... 1/
practicaltypography.com/typography-i...
practicaltypography.com/typography-i...