#sophiadon — Public Fediverse posts
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@stjaerna @juanrloaiza Right, somehow #histodon attains euphony whereas #philosodon and #philosodon sound like dinosaurs. The problem is that #philostodon conjures up "phlogiston." The meta-problem with all of them is etymologically the -sophy / -sophia root is more central to the meaning of #philosophy than is the phil- prefix, which as a suffix would just as easily apply to (say) cinephiles or anglophiles.
#Sophiadon, though, has its own issues... -
@stjaerna @juanrloaiza Right, somehow #histodon attains euphony whereas #philosodon and #philosodon sound like dinosaurs. The problem is that #philostodon conjures up "phlogiston." The meta-problem with all of them is etymologically the -sophy / -sophia root is more central to the meaning of #philosophy than is the phil- prefix, which as a suffix would just as easily apply to (say) cinephiles or anglophiles.
#Sophiadon, though, has its own issues... -
@stjaerna @juanrloaiza Right, somehow #histodon attains euphony whereas #philosodon and #philosodon sound like dinosaurs. The problem is that #philostodon conjures up "phlogiston." The meta-problem with all of them is etymologically the -sophy / -sophia root is more central to the meaning of #philosophy than is the phil- prefix, which as a suffix would just as easily apply to (say) cinephiles or anglophiles.
#Sophiadon, though, has its own issues... -
@stjaerna @juanrloaiza Right, somehow #histodon attains euphony whereas #philosodon and #philosodon sound like dinosaurs. The problem is that #philostodon conjures up "phlogiston." The meta-problem with all of them is etymologically the -sophy / -sophia root is more central to the meaning of #philosophy than is the phil- prefix, which as a suffix would just as easily apply to (say) cinephiles or anglophiles.
#Sophiadon, though, has its own issues...