Well, the jaw is related to tongue posture, breathing and facial pain, migraines etc.
Also the muscle imbalances, back pain, weird walking is also related to the jaw and its symmetry.
Honestly English spelling is the worst at least of Western Europe. Its so bad it that unless you know some IPA and learn the words pronunciation one by one youre misunderstood all the time. Its also imposible to guess with 100% accuracy how a word is said unless being told.
Schwas everywhere randomly (why is it adjust (uhd 'juhst) and not ad 'juhst when we have accept (ak 'sept). In German this is way more consistent.
Diphthongs everywhere, almost no pure monophthongs. Which is a language feature but in written form is also fucked. I tend to have problems with oh vs aa sounds. E.g. poland is pou luhnd and polish is paa lish.
Stress isnt written.
Consonants not only can be spelled differently but also said differently. Gif vs djif, cell vs celt, china vs machine
This makes the language way harder in a high level than it should be if it had had some spelling reform at some point.
Sorry for not using IPA Im on the phone.
There's two pronunciations of 'polish' though: the one you mentioned being what one does to grandmother's candlesticks, and 'pou lish' referring to someone or something from 'pou luhnd'.
We kinda know its like that dont we. Perhaps those who suffer such condition see throuh the abstractions our brain makes. Like seeing things in a rawer form that doesnt align well with more normative views of society.
There's no objective definition of what progress even means so the guy is kinda right. We live in a postmodernist society where its not easy to find meaningfullness. All these debates have been discussed by philosophers like Nietzche and Hegel. The media and society shape our understanding and importance of whats popular, progressive and utilitarian.
This is nonsense. You need to double check the answers, spot mistakes, adapt the code to your needs and go to the sources it lists to learn rapidly about that particular thing.
it's fundamentally how these things work; learning token distribution given prior context. The expected output over time is the mean value of that distribution. Regression to the mean is the danger I'm talking about.