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msh210

12:00 AM

@Alex Yeah, so it makes sense.

Oh, I see what you mean. No, I meant bounties that he awarded to others.

If you link to the query, I can probably easily check whether that's the case.

Alex

@msh210 data.stackexchange.com/judaism/query/27788/fastest-to-10k It seems that something must have changed since then because this is the very query that Isaac linked to assert that רבות was not the fastest to 10,000 yet this query now shows that he was the fastest.

Isaac Moses

12:44 AM

@msh210 sounds like fun

Dr. Shmuel

1:39 AM

Fastest to hit 5k?

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רבות מחשבות

4:01 AM

@Alex I also remember not being the fastest, so you're definitely right, but I seem to have become the fastest lemafrei'a for some reason.

mbloch

4:18 AM

@Dr.Shmuel data.stackexchange.com/judaism/query/971613/fastest-to-5k

and 20k here data.stackexchange.com/judaism/query/971614/fastest-to-20k

you can play yourself with the initial query, press "fork query" then you can edit, press permalink to "save" it

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רבות מחשבות

8:46 PM

HNQ:

Q: Why does Parshas Mishpatim begin with laws of slaves?

Parshas Mishpatim, as its name implies, deals with the civil laws of the Torah. Out of all the civil laws in the Torah, the parshah begins with the laws of the Hebrew slave. Why did the Torah see fit to introduce the Mishpatei Hatorah with this particular set of laws?