"TL DR" for the win.
Brevity may be the soul of wit, but love never shuts up.
To 'Spirit, you wrote:
Nice ChatGPT... Way to go!
Blasphloemy!
AI is not human, and minus a soul it cannot be programmed to speak in Punish, the holy tongue. That's because Punish is intrinsically
full of holes!
Punish is not a programmable tongue. As anyone can attest, it can go off at any time. More importantly, in its words and sentences there is NO wrong, only RIIIGHT.
That's what sets it apart from every other language. Accept no substitutes! Those who do will be frozen stiff, swinging from trees. NOT an ICE way to go.
AI even bytes itself with its own bark. Vicious. Brutal.
AI even takes the bait and unwittingly incriminates itself --
Question to Google (as typed):
How is "house" spelled when transLITERATED into Hebrew?
Answer:
AI OverviewThe word for "house" in Hebrew, when transliterated, is bayit (בית). It's pronounced BY-it, but often shortened to BAYT.
Then couched behind the "Show more" link is only this; bold is mine:
AI responses may include mistakes.
Q.E.D.
(In Punish there is NO wrong, only RIIIGHT.)
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AI got it sort of quasi-right (even that's a stretch) when responding to this search:
house האוס
Bold mine:
AI Overview
The Hebrew word "האוס" (pronounced "ha-ous") is the word "house" translated into Hebrew. It directly translates to "the house" in Hebrew, with "ה" (ha) being the definite article in Hebrew.
While the word "house" itself can also be translated into Hebrew as "בית" (beit), which means "house" in Hebrew, "האוס" specifically refers to the English word "house" being used in a Hebrew context, often as a loanword.
The sentence "house האוס" would be rendered in Hebrew as "האוס" (ha-ous).
Show more
Same thing behind the "Show more" so I left it be on the copy/paste. As such, this information appeared directly below the "Show more":
House (TV series)
Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › House_(TV_series)
House (also called House, M.D.) is an American medical drama television series created by David Shore for Fox. It ran for eight seasons from November 16, ...
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And there you have it. The entire world needs a healing -- on the sly. It turns out that upon further investigation of this particular House:
Genre
Medical drama
Black comedy
Opening theme "Teardrop"
by Massive Attack[a]
[a] For international broadcasts and home media releases, the theme song is "House" by Scott Donaldson and Richard Nolan for season 1, and "House, M.D., Main Theme" by Jon Ehrlich and Leigh Roberts for season 2–8.
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...being used in a Hebrew context, often as a loanword:
Then by some stray spark, this verse came to mind out of nowhere. Well not really nowhere -- it came to mind in an escape from the "house of bondage" kind of way (The Big House is the very meaning of "Pharaoh", which served as a metonym for the entire admin/system, like saying "the White House stated.."):
Hosea 11:1 When Israel was a child, then I loved him, and called my son out of Egypt.
Naturally, I figured I should check for puns, zero-ing in on "my son". (Realtime, mind you -- I learn something new every day.)
It's all in the timing -- just ask a comedian (e.g. Moses).
mison
Piedmontese
Etymology
From Latin mansiō (“abode, home, dwelling”).Noun
mison fhouse
Piedmont = "at the foot of the mountains"
Talk about timing. It's Sivan 5, the eve of the Giving of the Law on Mount Sinai.
But let's get ahead of ourselves and check the calendar:
Jews Accept Torah (1313 BCE)On this day, Moses made a covenant with the Jewish people at the foot of Mount Sinai at which the people declared, "All that G-d has spoken, we shall do and hear" (Exodus 24:7) committing themselves to observe the Torah's commandments ("do") and strive to comprehend them ("hear"), while pledging to "do" also before they "hear."
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Google Translate doesn't translate from Piedmontese, so I let it "detect language" for the entry of mison.
It said "mison" was Filipino, which turns out to be the neuter of filipín, so if you are still willing and able to Tagalong...
It translated "mison" into Hebrew as
מְשִׁימָה
MISSION. It's not the first time I'd seen the word "mission" suspiciously missing a letter. Years ago the "m" went UA over here, in this article about Joseph in Egypt:
And talk about timing, because just last night I had been directed to this exact Hebrew word on account of Maverick's new movie (it's the Mission in the title, "Is Mission Impossible The Final Reckoning Worth Seeing?").At the outset, the Torah connects Jacob with Joseph. Of all his sons specifically Joseph holds the key to not only Jacob's but the family's ission.
The FReepstar to whom it was directed would know the references, so I didn't explain them to a general audience. Not like anyone would care to ask, as is the pattern of the cloth.
Here's the post, re Joseph, Moses...
משימה -- it's amazing what leaps out from a single "mission"
In any case,
Curiosity killed the cat, but Ingenuity brought him back:
The tora of the title, although literally meaning "tiger", is actually an abbreviation of a two-syllable codeword (i.e., totsugeki raigeki 突撃雷撃, "lightning attack"), used to indicate that complete surprise had been achieved.[4]
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BECAUSE... if anyone could escape death, it be the Torah. The truth never dies. "Worse", it just keeps showing up uninvited like a bad Penny.
In fact, in the same year (1970), it was Oddball who explained how to take on three tigers (cf. Hebrew, Greek, and Latin), even though he started out with some negative waves:
"The only way I got to keep the Tigers busy is to let them shoot holes in me."
But he recovered:
"A Tiger has only one weak point. That's its @ss. You've got to hit it point blank and you've got to hit it from behind."
The last verse of the Torah:
Deu 34:12 And in all that mighty hand, and in all the great terror which Moses shewed in the sight of all Israel.
Tonight is the annual all night Torah reading marathon:
All-Night LearningThe Talmud relates that when G-d came to give the Torah to the People of Israel in the early morning of Sivan 6 (see "Today in Jewish History" for tomorrow), He found them sleeping...
(Run the race for the title deed!)
Punish -- BY-it U may know the Way,
(ha) being the definite article in Hebrew
Gotta laugh,
as if OS "אוס" were a word, when actually it's just the beginning.
For example, osmosis [אוסמוזה], pl, osmoses, in case anyone is asking where's this Moses fellow -- he should have been back by now.
Tomorrow is also the traditional date for the birth of King David:
And there you have it. The entire world needs a healing -- on the sly.
All anyone has to DO is to cry "Uncle", and
And in this day and age, he's even the new Pope.
(I'll let myself out. Come along, if you dare..)