ErgoConcordantly
>>219586889Per se
>Dodge this
Perhaps
>>219586933That leather suit must be very hot. How does you manage the sweat if it accumulates inside?
>>219586889This conversation uses normal words and is actually very easy to understand.
>>219586889Perchance
>>219587063explain what concordantly means without googling it
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>>219586889Fort width
>>219587556>concordantlyIt's a reference to the hit game Concord (2024), in this context it's referring to the sadly short lived greatness of the game. So concordantly here can be defined as "short but great."
>>219587929scholar i kneel
>>219587556>concord -> agreemust be similar to agreeably
People 'mock' it for using "big words" but are seething instead because they can't understand what is being said.
>>219587063>normal words
>>219587556>oh no, a word I have to look up! I might learn something! Help!!
>>219588632this guy uses abnormal words
APROPOS
Arrivederci
Grotesquerie? What about "Contingent Affirmation". That's gotta mean something.
>>219586889Indubitably.
>>219589035
Inadvertently recursive escargot
>>219588656>uses normal words>words you need to look upI accept your concession.
>>219588878>BrothersWtf is wrong with this guy? It was sisters who directed the film
>>219589315we're different people.but if you're always catering to the least educated person in the room you're just encouraging the populace at large to become less educated, which is precisely what's been happening over the past 50 years or so. you're not being attacked because someone used a word you didn't know. look it up.
>>219589726>but if you're always catering to the least educated person in the roomIt's a one on one conversation, so you should be catering to the individual you are conversing with. When it's not a one on one conversation, you should be catering to the crowd as a whole. Using needlessly complicated language and failing to get your meaning across is a personal failing. If I use a word in a conversation and then get the feeling that a participant did not understand the word, I'll pause to explain the word. One should not expect any random individual to know everything you know. You have to gauge their mastery of the language as you go an adjust to it.
>>219590405>It's a one on one conversationit's a movie>so you should be catering to the individual you are conversing withneo never said he didn't understand what the architect was saying>but what about the people watching the movieyou're assuming a level of education for the audience. the movie can't check in with the audience and ask if they didn't understand something. which takes us back to the post you're replying to.
>>219590752>you're assuming a level of education for the audience.And, in the case of The Architects dialog, you are assuming much to high a level of education for a general audience. Or, in my opinion, you are banking on most people not understanding his dialog. >neo never said he didn't understand what the architect was sayingDo you think he understood it though? It's not just on the person that doesn't understand in a conversation. You should be able to tell if someone doesn't understand you even without them saying so.If you can't explain something in simple terms, you do not understand it well enough yourself.
>>219586889>>219588632Is another>americans don't understand their own language beyong "yoo", "nigga" and "bro". Maybe "dude" for intellectuals.
>>219590862>Do you think he understood it though?Yeah, since he correctly interpreted it and the Architect even remarked on how quickly he understood it
>>219590862>much to highlol
>>219591029Then the conversation has moved from that to a more general discussion about relaying information to others.>>219591020There are over a quarter of a million words in the English language, and you don't even know half of them.>>219591089It was the case in the 90s and it is still the case now.
>>219591117oh nononononono
I haven't watched this crap in years but isn't this whole scene a massive plothole?>return to the Source or the Matrix will crash and kill everyone>"No">the Matrix doesn't crashOr was he just lying?
>>219586953>Complex words but old guy!
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>>219591179kys
>>219586933>67>braaaaaap>bingo!I remember every single line from The Matrix.
>>219591226No, you're just stupid and don't understand things. You always need to be slowly spoon fed.
>>219591293>ESL cope
As the French say... I don't know what.
>>219591668Worthless nigger post. I'm white and you never will be. Last reply, cherish it.
>>219586889Disco-populate
>>219591293it's funny because 1) we're having an argument about education and 2) he didn't notice it when I quoted it for him
>>219586933This is not the real picture.
>>219586889Indubitably
>>219592080
>>219586992Vinyl, actually. But you're right, it probably gets very warm, although they filmed it when it was cold out so I don't think Carrie-Anne sweated too much.
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>>219586889I'm esl (nordic) and I didnt have any troubles following his monologue when the movie came out (I was 17 at the time).
>>219592314>nordicsure thing ranjesh
>>219586889i member that mtv awards show. will ferrels finest hour
>>219592367https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hexboP623KQ
>>219592361Your gibs are showin, Tyröne.
why didn't neo just karate kick him
The other day I was watching Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles and a character said ergo. I understood what he was saying.
>>219590862>you are assuming much to(sic) high a level of education for a general audience. Or, in my opinion, you are banking on most people not understanding his dialog(sic).The Architect is an arrogant character and he speaks accordingly. I'm not even going to get into what the correct level of education of a general audience should be. I've made my point on that and no one has even attempted to refute it.>Do you think (Neo) understood it though?Well he certainly acts like he did.>If you can't explain something in simple terms, you do not understand it well enough yourself.The Architect wasn't teaching a middle school science class.
>>219593236even if you've never heard the word before you can figure out what it means from context clues.personally I know it from that star trek episode where moriarty says "cogito ergo sum: I think therefore I am".
>>219593528Nice to see you capitalizing your sentences all of a sudden.
>>219593660mobile vs desktop. nice ad hom, though.
>>219586889Architect is actually my favorite scene in Reloaded which I like to rewatch. I enjoy how he speaks with the most precise language possible, as a machine obsessed with perfection would.
>>219593719You don't know what ad hom means. The discussion is over and you can't take what you serve.
>>219589726>catering to the least educated person in the roomThe trannie sisters already did that by changing the original plot. Humans in the matrix were supposed to be used for their compute power, but they changed the story so the humans are used for their "energy" because they thought the audience wouldn't get it otherwise.
>>219587063She's on some real drugs there, I wonder which. Look at her pupils. She's cute, wonder her name.
>>219593719>I'm allowed to make mistakes!>But, you aren't!Nice cope retard.
>>219593919what mistake?
>>219593770an ad hominem is when you attack the person and not the argument
>>219594409>what mistake?
>>219594441Where's the attack?
>When I make a typographical error it's not my fault!>When you do the same it is your fault!>When I point out your error it's fine!>When you point out my error it ad hom!Dumb nigger bitch.
>>219588632Normal words but computer guy
>>219593608As a poorfag I never knew the full quote was "I doubt therefore I think therefore I am".
What if instead The Architect purposely mispronounces common phrases like "escape goat" and "for all intensive purposes" just to be the most annoying mf around>"it's a doggy dog world Neo"
>>219591020Not an argument.
