This is how acclaimed linguist Ray Jackendoff makes his morning coffee:
This is how I make mine:
'nuf said.
First image from Jackendoff's article "Parallels and Nonparallels between Language and Music" in Music Perception. Vol 26, Issue 3, PP 195-204. 2009.
Really, this is a representation of how a robot would make coffee, used to illustrate a more relevant connection between the structures of robotics (and I assume job-coding in general) and language than between the structures of music and language.
Second image resulting from my own text passed through online word-cloud creator Tagul. What a difference a visual representation makes, eh?
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First image from Jackendoff's article "Parallels and Nonparallels between Language and Music" in Music Perception. Vol 26, Issue 3, PP 195-204. 2009.
Really, this is a representation of how a robot would make coffee, used to illustrate a more relevant connection between the structures of robotics (and I assume job-coding in general) and language than between the structures of music and language.
Second image resulting from my own text passed through online word-cloud creator Tagul. What a difference a visual representation makes, eh?
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