Have you heard of unpaired words? They’re words that seem like they should have a partner but don’t. For example…

Have you heard of unpaired words? They’re words that seem like they should have a partner but don’t. For example…
I often speak with students about careers in math and computing and the most common question I hear is “what should I study?". My answer often surprises them.
Have you heard of Zipf’s Law? It’s a surprisingly simple and accurate equation governing the frequency of word use in written prose. It’s been verified across numerous languages, which suggests that it captures something intrinsic and universal about human language.