u/KaleidoscopeMuted139

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built a language for my world and now I'm realizing I don't actually speak any language other than english and it shows

made a whole conlang with grammar, syllable structure, a few hundred words
Very proud of it for months until i handed a sample to a friend who's a linguist and she was polite but pointed out that my "made up language" has almost identical grammatical structure to English, just with different sounds slapped over the top. Same subject-verb-object order and tense structure. It's basically English wearing a costume..her words

tried to imagine how someone in my invented culture would think, I could only really imagine them thinking in English with different labels for things. I don't have another language in my head to draw from, and it turns out you can't build a genuinely alien way of speaking if you've only ever internalized one way of speaking yourself.

Started reading grammars of languages structured very differently from English, hungarian, japanese, mohawk not to steal from them exactly more likely to loosen my own assumptions about what "language" has to do

kinda time consuming but the second draft of my conlang is finally starting to feel like it belongs to a different kind of mindand not just a different accent

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u/KaleidoscopeMuted139 — 2 hours ago

I've finally outgrown chasing narratives

2021 me would've 100% bought whatever everyone on X couldn't stop talking about but now I read about celebrity coins, politician coins, AI coins, whatever the new thing is.. and then I end up buying the exact same boring stuff I was going to buy anyway.

it's not like I think I'm smarter it's cause I've lost enough money trying to be early haha

u/KaleidoscopeMuted139 — 2 days ago
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what's the actual minimum chapter count before you'll follow a new serial

asking cause I think I've been sitting on 8 chapters for two months too scared to post, worried nobody follows something with less than a buffer of 15+.

what's your real threshold and would you follow at chapter 1 if the premise grabs you or do you wait to see if the author has staying power first

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u/KaleidoscopeMuted139 — 3 days ago

thing i actually appreciate about bitpanda is it doesn't try to turn every screen into a trading floor

most crypto apps feel like they were designed by someone whose only kpi is time in app. trending tabs, leaderboards, notifications when a random coin moves 3%, streaks for logging in, leverage banners in your face the second you open the thing. bitpanda is way more "buy what you were already planning to buy and get on with your day." which for the kind of person i am now is honestly what i want out of it. not everything has to be a casino ui

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u/KaleidoscopeMuted139 — 5 days ago