Show Notes
We unveil the results of the a posteriori challenge introduced in episode 56. Patrons helped us create a whole family of Wokuthízhű languages for communities of kangaroo rats, and the results are absolutely delightful!
I have attached the slides for this presentation (really, a must for seeing all the amazing data set comparisons), and I’ve also attached the documents so you can all see the work submitted. It truly is astounding to see how much you all put into this challenge, and we can’t thank you enough for making this challenge so delightful!
Bubba_Wokuthízhű projectDownload
Dedalvs_ChallengeDownload
Jake A Posteriori Challenge Results_ P’ananichDownload
Jonathan_IjícoDownload
LangTime Chat – Ep57Download
Miles_LTS A Posteriori ChallengeDownload
Sassafras_Wokuthízhű challengeDownload
Sicilanguageist_LangTime A Posteriori ChallengeDownload
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