Good enough to Tolkien!.
Anyone here studying linguistics? i feel like its a really underrated science...
I love studying language more than anything in the world. When I looked into the potential for careers in linguistics, I was heart broken with the results. The articles I found pretty much said that it is an anachronistic field and there was no future in it besides teaching. Perhaps I'm too easily dismayed, but I accepted that there was no future in it for me.
I've been lost ever since then, drifting from career to career with no passion.
I envy you. Never give up.
James Pustejovsky-The Generative Lexicon
I have an IQ of 114, but I came into this thread knowing what the study of Linguistics entailed- because I find it interesting enough, and it bleeds into other avenues of study I legitimately enjoy.
I don't necessarily think IQ is the sole problem.
if it wasn't for the communication we wouldn't be able to do all the shit we do nowadays.
queen and cunnus(cunt in latin as in cunnilingues) have the same root
I am a PhD student at a Chomskyan school working mostly on formal problems.
Are you the guy who was working on something to do with a recent paper by Ed Stabler and Chris Collins?