@Dan For the question hermeneutics.stackexchange.com/q/7916/2873, I removed "Could it be the authors want readers to focus more on lengths of fatherhoods than lengths of lives?". It's still a possibility.

@JohnMartin ok cool, that part wasn't much of an issue since it is still a question. I was moreso referring to the note. But it was only a suggestion, you are free to keep it as it was

@JohnMartin it's an interesting question, btw, I upvoted it

is someone necrorepping me? :)

Hello @Mark, how are you?

@Niobius In retrospect I need to return to hermeneutics.stackexchange.com/a/6246 and the bolded comment of "Thus: There is no reason to read the "life begins at birth" vs. "life begins at conception" debate into the story of the life of Shem. There are several arguments one can use, but Shem's age is not among them." Not to start conflict, I really believe the use of ages reveal just that as a fact. To me so far it

shows that fatherhood (specifically) has to begin at conception; otherwise the math is off. I think that while we can mistranslate, misinterpret, and misunderstand words, that's not easy to do with numbers. They often lead to math that gives totals and reveals facts, so we'll hear "Do the math", "Numbers don't lie". I’m just waiting to see another answer, beyond fatherhood begins at conception [so motherhood and childhood (i.e. life) do also], that reconciles these differences.

Please share any other possibilities. Thanks.

@swasheck necrorepping? Is that a fancy word for voting on old (dead) posts?

@Daи yes

@swasheck I learned a new word today!

no.

I made a mistake trying out a new brand of deodorant, I stinketh

i just made it up

@swasheck well, it was understood

@Daи change your name to Lazarus

@swasheck haha nice

I but deodorant with no aluminum nor propylene glycol, so I generally have slim pickings

but the Tom's stuff is decent

but I'm out of town right now and couldn't find it

hah

my advice is to avoid Mill Creek Botanicals brand

it's kind of like putting a bandaid on a gunshot wound

it does little to nothing

@swasheck learned RST and Sphinx today (pretty easy to learn, but still)

LaTeX output finally sold me

interesting

i tried sphinx but was unimpressed

still cant get over my crush on Lucene

@swasheck now I haven't heard of that

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oh

nevermind

you're speaking Sphinx in terms of python documentation

not the FTS engine

@swasheck yes, for documentation

sorry

actually tho, when I googled it, I have worked with Solr stuff before

These folks introduced it to me

dunno why Lucene didn't sound familiar initially