I can't begin to explain how difficult translating a text actually is. When I was at uni, language majors had two dedicated classes, one for translating from your first language and the other for translating to you first language. Both were the hardest classes to pass. I had bilingual friends there who had shit grades solely because their methodology was lacking. In the philosophy department, teachers were constantly discussing who translated what text and how it might impact our understanding. Teachers would compare different translations and ask us to always tell who the translator was in our research exercises.
Language is a fucking mess, translation is horrible, that's why we only do it when it's a potential best-seller


reasons but Asus Zenbooks are looking kinda cool



Morality is whatever people believe is good or bad. It's a useful construct that is essential for collective existence. When a society is unfair, the ruling class will define challenges to their rule as immortal. When Europe was at war, the ruling class said desertion was immortal, while the real leftist minority said desertion was good. Who was right? You choose, do you want to live in a militaristic imperialist hellscape? If yes then by all means choose war as the moral option. Building a new society means building a moral code. I believe this is the materialistic view of what mortality is