Edit: this original part is all about Trinitarianism:
Hmm, I was sure they were not.
Could I hassle you for passage numbers (and language and edition) to educate myself on the matter?
Edit p2.: Matthew and Luke disagree on things like Joseph’s family and whether Jesus was born in or on the way to Bethlehem. As just two of the many discrepancies between the 4 Evangelist gospels.
Isn’t the fact that those accounts disagree with each other, and are in fact sometimes contradictory (and that important stuff such as trinity, holy ghost, all came much later) cause to suspect that a lot of core modern Christian tenets are not based in historical truth?
Certainly there was a historical Jesus who did some stuff and inspired a religion. That much I think is indisputable.
“X, Y, Z, now I know my alphabet so I can keep it in my clever head”
… How would you pronounce it?
Does the entry into NATO not drastically change things, especiay in case of a large war as neutrality will be much harder to maintain?
May I ask where it is you live?
That’s fair, and I can see how that could be.
Thanks for explaining your view on it.
How so?
In my eyes, decidedly adequate++ to alright. Some good moments, but nothing to really write home about. But it wasn’t good enough to make me watch past the first series, so maybe it falls off?
Really? A calculator only puts out what you put in.
A LLM gives you what has been put into it by it’s massive illegally scraped training dataset.
A better question would be is there a point to closed book/non-reference material exams, and in that setting is there a place for LLMs?
The big area to push should be on Office.
The new versions of Office with that ribbon are terribly user unfriendly (or maybe just non-basic user unfriendly) so hitting that and pushing Libre Office could net some good adoption.
But I guess that’s competing against GoogleDocs and the like these days… But we don’t wanna give the Big G that data.
Also “culdna” over “couldn’t’ve”, as another example.
I suspect made by a Yank.
But don’t you get it: woke is when no cleavage plunges.
Oh, I figured they counted as a huge loss of civil liberties.
US gained the rights to legally murder its own citizens without due process under Obama.
Also loads of giving corporations and capital rights, and rolling back protective anti-investment gambling under Democrat administrations, which ate up the rights of non-capital.
In contrast, bulbasaur is weak to all the birds and bugs that are so common in the early game.
To make it more difficult, Bulbasaur is the only one of the three starters to not learn a STAB move as their first move after the debuff at 5.
Squirtle gets bubble, ember for Charmander. Leech seed for Bulbasaur. And while leech seed has uses late game when you’re tanky, it is mostly useless against wild pokémon.
That is to say, both Charmander and Bulbasaur have a lot of trouble early game until you get a diverse team. But Squirtle will just stomp through it all (especially in original Gen1 when Special was imba, combined with its natural high defence state).
He had one, but he fired her and looks to be too stubborn and sure of his own competence to hire another one (or maybe too proud to admit that she was right and useful after firing her for petty reasons).
Mainland PRC has no entries after 2016 for the UN site.
The London Prison studies one has an estimate for 2018, and says based off of UN data.
On 百度 I get mixed figures, from 3900 and another states At least 700 a year, but I also think it’s talking more globally.
Doesn’t seem to be public government statistics, like the UK or EU gov data sites, which would be nice to check things out and show to the rabid anti-China folks.
That’s the UN data for Hong Kong, but it was easy enough to find the page for the PRC, excluding Hong Kong and Macao. The figures still line up well enough (noting, as the other page does that it exclude statistics about people interred in the “vocational training schools”), although the UN doesn’t have figures post 2016.
UN page doesn’t seem to have execution rates either, which would also impact incarceration rates.
Not to say that the US isn’t atrocious and also terrible on all those metrics, and plumbing new lows with each successive presidency. I was just kinda hoping for some more official PRC reported figures.
I’ve been looking for Chinese prison-crime-etc. data. Do you have a link?
It being in Mandarin isn’t a problem.
There are phrases using Trinitarian words, but the doctrine was not established until later, which is why so many early Christians didn’t believe it and it was the Church’s first major schism.
I’ll take your word on Joseph and legal lineage passing through dead first husbands.
And thank you for the correction on birth place, I’ve poked about and it seems quite clear.
I hope and biblical scholarship continues and we get more accurate translated off of ever older texts I, and everyone else, can keep up with where scholarship is at.