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And assuming the OP is Korean based on his handle, lindy hop is incredibly, incredibly, popular back at home...

The swing dancing fad that you experienced has evolved into a vibrant community of Lindy Hop and related dances.

The Lindy Effect [1] would say that the best guess is that they'll still be reading her 95 years from now...

I know they just took some trends (knitting and lindy hop), but I found the ad awkwardly worded.

I'm familiar with dead Internet theory, the whole Lindy thing where culture died in the early 2010's etc.

She dragged me to ballroom lessons, and then swing, and then lindy hop.

Before he learnt to speak English very well, we went to a lindy hop course together.

Pick a dance where people go out and dance socially at places other than dance studios (swing/lindy hop or salsa are your best bets.

Sharon had been at the heart and center of the San Francisco lindy hop community, possibly the best swing dance scene in the world.

I never said don't use mainstream languages, in fact I say the opposite you should select languages with the Lindy Effect.

The Lindy Effect is on the side of e-mail.

I promise you that if you take a beginner class in lindy hop, it will be the most fun you have had in years.

I think a reason why ML has seen so much progress despite benchmark overfitting/abuse is that results are "regularized" by real world applications and the Lindy effect.

Lindy Hop also has a solid community around the world.

Or Swing dances from the thirties (Lindy Hop etc.).