#faire la queue

A la queue, comme tout le monde ! 😁🚽🤣

Humour du jour....

Sécurité – Le contrôle de foule

Aujourd’hui, ce n’est plus seulement dans les fêtes foraines ni près des guichets automatiques que l’on risque de retrouver des files d’attentes. Et lorsqu’on parle de contrôle de foule, ce n’est pas de leur demander de faire la vague, mais plutôt de les diriger sécuritairement et limiter l’espace! En raison de la pandémie de la COVID-19, les établissements doivent sécuriser et diriger les…

I'm writing this at 1:13 AM but queueing it for tomorrow, so I should probably let the New Yorker explain:

Part of Chomsky’s argument begins with the observation that language is infinite, with no end to the number of possible sentences that you can produce and comprehend. Take Chomsky’s sole entry in Bartlett’s Quotations, “colorless green ideas sleep furiously”; even if you don’t know what it means, you can still immediately apprehend that the sentence is grammatical, whereas “green furiously ideas colorless sleep” is not. Yet any given child’s experience is finite; we constantly encounter sentences that we have never heard or seen before. For Chomsky, the question of linguistics is how children bridge the gap between finite and infinite, from the finite input that they have heard to the infinity of what they can comprehend.