@SneakyBeakySpy@nise_yoshimi I don’t think that statement is accurate. There’s no reason you’d need to know the underlying Greek to decide, for example, whether you’d prefer Pope taking liberties to fit the Iliad into heroic couplets or a more traditional translation with greater concern for fidelity.
@waynesfury It’s perfectly fair. The first ~two hours are amazing. Easiest five stars imaginable. The last ~hour is pretty unnecessary and that drags it down.
@deff_jobbs@Not_So_Commons@SonnyBunch Aren’t dollars in foreign sales worth less because the studio receives, on average, a smaller portion of the cut than from domestic sales?
@vi_nnnnnnnnnnnn@legalstyleblog@ZebraThegreen It’s been a while since I’ve had fed courts, but I recall it being suggested that this was a possibility in extreme cases where no remedy to clear constitutional violations would otherwise be possible.
@intentionalisms I’m pretty sure he’s saying “in the popular consciousness” rather than “in academic thought.” However, I do not know whether the statement, understood in that way, would be true outside of America.
@legalstyleblog@PWolfson6 The majority of that prime audience is not reading law review articles. Also, viewing footnotes in Westlaw is way more annoying than inline.