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Echelson · Guest

Sounds interesting. In universal grammar, there are kind of these "switching points", where you choose (so to speak) between a few limited options for a certain kind of functionality. There are lots of final outcomes, but the actual number of those decisions isn't that high. A good introductory book is "The Atoms of Language: The Mind's Hidden Rules Of Grammar" by Mark Baker.This sounds like a theory that characterizes some of the more subtle aspects of Japanese under this scheme. Topic marking is a bit hard to grasp in Japanese, and it's quite different to English grammar. But according to this, it would have a functionality in the framework of universal grammar that replicated functions in English. Maybe it will make the theory of Japanese grammar a bit more rigorous and systematic, looking at it in terms of universal-grammar functionality instead of trying to sum it up in hard-and-fast mechanical rules, which is pretty difficult.(E.g. wa ã¯ which is the main topic marker, also has a function called "contrastive wa". I remember bringing this up in Japanese class, and the native Japanese teacher didn't know what I was talking about. It's a pretty vague distinction that's purely about context.)
I agree that it sucks. But you know that is the way it is set up, just like everyone else does. It is a little retarded to complain about it. That's like going into McDonald's and complaining that you got a stomach ache.There are about a million comments like yours and there is really no point.

PRADEEP · Guest

“I hate when 3D is used as a marketing gimmick and most of the time makes the movie look bad. The only exception I have seen to this is Pixar's Up. The 3D in the movie added depth to the scenes rather than having stuff pop out at you like most 3D movies.

Nerida · Guest

From left to right:Future Pedophile, Future Serial Rapist/Murderer, Most annoying Dad ever, Hopefully will get out through the Military...SMILE!.
Cr3Dit? Really?!

Ambrose · Guest

Sponsored by HowLifeWorks?
First rule of what?

Intertwine · Guest

In San Fran, theres hardly a backyard in houses

Blatchley · Guest

And the real irony right there Gonthim, is the cop scaring someone into compliance is EXACTLY what terrorists try to do, but I doubt Norman is smart enough to realize that.

Shoushan · Guest

Fun seasonal fact: Jesus was most likely born some time during the summer based on biblical evidence, not December 25th, making religious boycotts exceptionally ironic.

Janeshia · Guest

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