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Aug 7
“During a lecture the Oxford linguistic philosopher J. L. Austin made the claim that although a double negative in English implies a positive meaning, there is no language in which a double positive implies a negative. To which Morgenbesser responded in a dismissive tone, “Yeah, yeah.”[1][2] (Some have it quoted as “Yeah, right.” See litotes for the actual linguistic status of this hypothesis.)” Sidney Morgenbesser - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Posted at 6:29pm

Net gelezen op @vrtderedactie: dreigbrief die spreekt over “een toekomstig moslimland als België”… errm wat?

Posted at 7:52am

Poster | Joey Roth

Poster | Joey Roth
Posted at 2:28am

Aug 5
Isaac Asimov via i830.photobucket.com

Isaac Asimov via i830.photobucket.com
Posted at 8:10pm

Aug 4

RT @louisck: Folks, FX has picked up LOUIE for a second season. 13 more eps. Holy hitlers mothers tits. This is very good news.

Posted at 1:03am

Jul 30

Pft internet&TV plat, en @belgacom is ondertss volledig omschakeld naar hun e-services nonsens. Ipv gwn nog met fb# in te kunnen loggen Grrr

Posted at 6:46pm

Lots-a-work.

Posted at 6:46pm

“We word nerds have known since second grade that alright is not all right.” (Bill Walsh) Take note people!

Posted at 2:34am

Jul 28
The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) published Tuesday a landmark paper entitled “Network architecture of the long-distance pathways in the macaque brain” (an open-access paper) by Dharmendra S. Modha (IBM Almaden) and Raghavendra Singh (IBM Research-India) with major implications for reverse-engineering the brain and developing a network of cognitive-computing chips. (via IBM scientists create most comprehensive map of the brain’s network « KurzweilAI)

The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) published Tuesday a landmark paper entitled “Network architecture of the long-distance pathways in the macaque brain” (an open-access paper) by Dharmendra S. Modha (IBM Almaden) and Raghavendra Singh (IBM Research-India) with major implications for reverse-engineering the brain and developing a network of cognitive-computing chips. (via IBM scientists create most comprehensive map of the brain’s network « KurzweilAI)
Posted at 8:35pm

Jul 24
via i.imgur.com

via i.imgur.com
Posted at 1:09pm