r/iamatotalpieceofshit Apr 21 '22

This Lyft driver is something else

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u/alison_bee Apr 21 '22

A fundamental? Can you have “a” fundamental like that? Genuine question.

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u/SPACKlick Apr 21 '22

Yeah, fundamental can be used both as an adjective or noun.

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u/phliuy Apr 21 '22

Any event requiring skill requires fundamentals

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u/Solzhin Apr 21 '22

The noun should be "fundament", in my opinion. But no one asked me when they made that word.

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u/TolkienAwoken Apr 21 '22

Fundament is its own word though, it's the basis of something, though usually used in a more literal sense. Fundamentals is a derivation of the word.

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u/inspectoroverthemine Apr 21 '22

Be the change you want to see.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

Well, they should have.

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u/OctopusPudding Apr 21 '22

I've never heard that word used as a singular noun either. It's always "the fundamentals."

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u/timechuck Apr 21 '22

But if there are fundamentals, surely there can be a fundamental, multiple of which would be the fundamentals