@fasterthanlime
thanks for the insight and much-needed optimism (limited as it may be).
n.b.: english grammar is complicated, how should the quantifiers in "all the good people who could’ve left haven’t yet" be interpreted?
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@fasterthanlime n.b.: english grammar is complicated, how should the quantifiers in "all the good people who could’ve left haven’t yet" be interpreted? 2 comments
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@lambda @fasterthanlime all (the (good people (who could've left))) haven't yet
i.e., the people, who are good, and who could have left—these people have not left.