People saying it’s impossible aren’t being scientific. The question is really just if it’s computable in P or NP time

Did the migrant transform into a Greek

That’s what I thought at first. He was getting assimilated

another aspect of greek that i forgot

that is missing in modern pronunciation is the "ph" sound

which is generally pronounced as "f"

but in classical greek it was a breathy "p"

this character

φ

it was not "f"

it was more like a modern english "p"

because english "p" is pronounced withsome breath

like p-ha

I kinda get it

I don't like it though <:ahem:639979147782914084>

so phi vs pi, chi vs kappa, and theta vs tau

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8098831/Coronavirus-doctor-reveals-patients-intensive-care-young-40.html

Ancient greeks had no f

How did they pay respects <:ahem:639979147782914084>

richard tiggering alt right snow flakes

Now that's a based headline

hahaha

there are people who actually react to that headline with horror

@stem You seem very knowledgable in ancient languages sir, are you american? <:ahem:639979147782914084>

"OH MY GOD THIS IS A HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSE"

i am a globalist

born in america

The good thing about english is almost all pronunciations are based af

Aka accents

English is based, american english is based, then you have all the state dialects of usa

Even weird stuff from uk like scottish, all have a charm to them

english master language

https://twitter.com/Urbanus_Crusade/status/1237418055694553089

egg

Ancient Greeks had no pp

banned again