In Latin, the word person used to mean mask
It’s good to reïnvest profits into development, but I won’t tie my hands by calling my company a nonprofit
Politics is a sociëtal cancer. It is evil, but ignoring it only leads to poorer outcomes
The word internship sounds concerning. Too much like internment
Butterflies are flying flowers with eyes. Flowerflies
Translations are never perfect: they lack subtlety of hue, losing double meanings and speechly quirks
The word religion stems from the Latin religare: to relink
That’s why I no longer write book summaries
It is essential to control one’s image. Telling one’s own story forestalls others from coming up with theories, while the right positioning turns cheaply made products into premium ones
The word woman comes from the Old English term wife-man. Indeed, being a loving wife and mother is a woman’s most important role in life...
Wrong words lead to wrong phrases, and wrong phrases lead to wrong actions
People are taught to fear apocalypse, to associate it with gloom and destruction
I started playing Wordle a week ago. Fun game! Wordle 561 3/6
Despite always being the best at English spelling in class, even amongst true natives, its inconsistencies bug me
Progress is defined as advancement to a higher or more developed state; development, growth
Week 26 ←→ Weeks 30 & 31...
Week 25 ←→ Week 28
Webster 1913: Of or pertaining to an organ or its functions, or to objects composed of organs; consisting of organs, or containing them; as, the organic structure of animals and plants; exhibiting characters
Every birthday I get reminded about how many companies have collected my information
The city where I live during the summer is called Sanremo. The name originated from the local dialect, where the name of the area’s patron, saint Romulus