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[ID: A page of a play. It reads as follows, "Theseus: Stop. Give me your hand. I am your friend. / Herakles: I fear to stain your clothes with blood. / Theseus: Stain them, I don't care." End text.]
Herakles - Euripides (Tr. Anne Carson)
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“Someone has to leave first. This is a very old story. There is no other version of this story.”
Richard Siken, War of the Foxes
God's strongest soldiers must prepare for the Worst war....(actually working on their fics because ao3 is down)
Wordplay: The simple Infer
Latin
īnferre “to bring in, carry into, introduce”
in- “into”
ferre “to carry, bear”
Originally literal (to bring something in), then figurative: “to bring a conclusion into the mind.”
Proto-Indo-European
bher- “to carry, bear, bring”
Semantic drift: physical carrying → introducing information → drawing a conclusion. Inference is something you carry forward from premises.
Related words from bher-
bear (to carry, endure)
bring
burden
birth
transfer (carry across)
confer (carry together → discuss)
offer (carry toward)
suffer (carry from below → endure)
prefer (carry before → favor)
Fascinating 😏