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7/7/2025, 6:09:53 PM
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That's objectively false. Getting an accurate word count is trivial. (And, again, word count is the more meaningful measurement of quantity of content.)
>I would not be opposed to a more qualitative measure, such as "I have read much Latin today" or "I have read little Latin as of yet."
That's great that you're so open-minded, but it has no bearing on the present discussion. A subjective measurement like "a lot" or "a little" might be useful if the topic was an individual deciding whether he was challenging himself sufficiently or not.
That's objectively false. Getting an accurate word count is trivial. (And, again, word count is the more meaningful measurement of quantity of content.)
>I would not be opposed to a more qualitative measure, such as "I have read much Latin today" or "I have read little Latin as of yet."
That's great that you're so open-minded, but it has no bearing on the present discussion. A subjective measurement like "a lot" or "a little" might be useful if the topic was an individual deciding whether he was challenging himself sufficiently or not.
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