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@rlprsn

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United States Beigetreten Temmuz 2025
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Ditto
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This question is absurd. These books are not remotely at the same level of significance in any branch of Judaism for this to be a compelling question.
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@sofis236 @mycr_karenina It’s the hardest part for me as well, and I also get the least practice with that because I don’t really have any Hebrew speaking friends, but I try to talk to myself in Hebrew and interject out loud when I listen to podcasts.
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sofi@sofis236·
@rlprsn @mycr_karenina Do you also practice speaking? I found that to be the hardest part of learning English for me, I wonder how it is the other way around
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Муся@mycr_karenina·
Guys how does someone with intermediate (B1) spoken Hebrew become fluent by October
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@mycr_karenina Same for me, it’s just a personal project/hobby for now. Another resource that I find helpful is Esther Raizen’s workbook from U of Texas and old NY State Hebrew regents exams, although those will probably be too easy.
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Муся@mycr_karenina·
@rlprsn Wow that’s committed. I don’t think I can put in that much time but it also isn’t strictly necessary, just something I want to work toward.
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@elongilad My only knowledge on this topic comes from the basic storyline they teach in yeshiva, so pardon my ignorance, but was the calendar not fixed in place already by Hillel?
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Elon Gilad@elongilad·
1/8 Imagine preparing for the Passover Seder, only to realize half the Jews in your city think the holiday doesn't start for another two days. In the year 921 CE, this actually happened. 🧵
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@RobertJMolnar No credible source is reporting that it will be out of service for that long. It was scheduled to be relieved anyway and will need about a week of repair.
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Flightradar24@flightradar24·
The NTSB says the Flight Data Recorder and Cockpit Voice recorder from the CRJ-900 at La Guardia have been recovered and brought to the NTSB lab in Washington DC. They have determined the CVR is undamaged and the FDR will be looked at tomorrow. #AC8646
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@TomoFflandrys @2D0XPS Moses only became popular as a Jewish name during the Middle Ages, around the same time that Spanish speaking Christians started using Jesus as a give name. Both cases are borrowed from the Muslim practice of naming children Muhammad.
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Tom Peeters🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇮🇱🤟
@2D0XPS You say Moses is a popular name. True today, but in the entire Talmud (among the over 5000 rabbis quoted), only one individual is called Moses (and there is 1 David and 1 Avraham). There are however 87 Acha's and 74 Huna's, names not used nowadays.
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Daniel Heaton@2D0XPS·
There's quite a massive Jesus-shaped hole in why those names might have become popular in Britain. But what's more interesting is the ‘good guy’ Old Testament names (no-ones naming their sons Lamech) that are rare in Christian/secular British circles but common in Jewish ones.
Shambo of Luxembourg@BradfemlyWalsh

People don't even realise that most names we think of as quintessentially British are, in fact, Jewish: Rachel, Rebecca, Sarah, Elizabeth, Benjamin, Samuel, Michael, Simon, etc. Because that's how well Jewish people have integrated into British culture for nearly 1000 years.

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@sfergs_ NTSB specifically conducts no-fault investigations to encourage people to comply with them. Investigations are strictly non-criminal, and the NTSB’s “probable cause” determination is inadmissible in court. There’s no risk of charges here.
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That ATC controller doesn’t deserve to get charged. Its really not their fault the tragedy occurred.
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@benlandautaylor Seems to be pretty well established that they were used for archery. They’re consistently depicted that way in ancient art. More stable than horseback, especially since stirrups weren’t invented yet.
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Ben Landau-Taylor@benlandautaylor·
It's wild how we we know that chariots were THE dominant weapon in ancient warfare for many centuries but historians don’t agree on how you actually FOUGHT from a chariot, and there's no satisfying account of how it’s better than just riding a horse besides being rad as hell.
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@buperac Taking mass into account, it’s more like 125x the energy.
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@buperac Kinetic energy is proportional to velocity squared, so even if the masses had been the same (and they’re not, the CRJ is relatively tiny), a plane moving 5x faster has 25x energy.
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bu/ac@buperac·
So you mean to tell me, an airplane can go right through the World Trade Center that had steel structure beams of 4 inch plate every 40” using 12 different grades of steel with a yield strength of 100,000 psi but if the same plane were to run into a firetruck on a runway the plane is completely destroyed. Got it!
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@TreeTitan21 @LinkofSunshine I’d be more willing to buy this if any of the initial advocates for body cams acknowledged this issue in advance instead of changing their mind once body cam footage began to exonerate police in the overwhelming majority of use-of-force cases. A little consistency goes a long way
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Basil🧡@LinkofSunshine·
Universal body cams is genuinely one of the big policy wins of the last 10 years. How did we ever not have this
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Sunk Cost Pharisee@Liamjsm·
Bizarre that dentistry isn’t a field of medicine. Dental research, what little there is, doesn’t meet medical standards. There are no incentives for dentists to focus on prevention, no coordination with doctors, no real standards for care. It’s absurd
Grant Slatton@GrantSlatton

insane that we tolerate living in a society where you can go see one dentist and he's like "ya u have 13 cavities, will be $4000 to fix them all" then see another and he's like "that guy was full of shit and trying to scam you, you're fine" ???

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This is because our quality of living is improving across the board and skilled artisans can no longer be paid starvation wages. Cities just can’t afford what it would cost to do this today, and they could in the past because artists were indentured servants.
Hoops@Hoopss

Today's humans have won in technology but lost in art.

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Quinton Reviews@Q_Review·
The biggest innovation of 2065 will be a "faux internet" designed for retirement homes, allowing patients with dementia to doomscroll without risk of being taken advantage of
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@CosmonautMarcus Meanwhile the actual origin of the Space Opera genre is the Foundation Trilogy, which itself was a nod to Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
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