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Cerberus

6:00 PM

@ChaosGamerΕΛΥēelū Ai as in...?

simchona

Why was this reposted?

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Q: When using complete sentences in parenthetical e.g. or i.e. situations, should the first word be capitalized?

In a bulleted list of very technical sentences, where each bulleted item has one or two parenthetical examples or restatements which are complete sentences, should the first letter of each e.g. or i.e. sentence be capitalized or not? Example: Here is my technical sentence. (e.g., Should the wo...

Grace Note

@Cerberus How to write out the sound of a Long A in English (depicted in one questio as "Ai")

Bogdan Lataianu

@ChaosGamerΕΛΥēelū yes but i refer to yesterday,

Matt Ellen Д

@GraceNote oh that old chestnut. yeah, that's a silly spelling rule. spelling in English is 50% guess work

simchona

Can I get some exact dupe votes on this?

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A: When using complete sentences in parenthetical e.g. or i.e. situations, should the first word be capitalized?

When you're using e.g. and i.e., don't capitalize the statement you refer to. From here, and here there are some sample sentences: Our backup drives (i.e. drives F and G) are new. Our pet, Squiggly (i.e., the snail we brought home after the lab experiments were finished), loves to curl u...

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

6:01 PM

@Cerberus Ai-men vs Ah-men

simchona

(Those are two questions. By the same person. We just got one migrated from Writers.)

KitΘδς

@MattEllenД Thanks, done.

Grace Note

Probably the user on Writers was told it should be on English, so they just posted there rather than wait for migration.

Matt Ellen Д

@KitΘδς No, thank you :)

simchona

@Grace Can you just merge them since you're a mod?

Cerberus

6:02 PM

@GraceNote To write it in IPA or in common pronunciation-English?

simchona

They're literally the same question

user19161

@MattEllenД No, both of you should thank me!

KitΘδς

@MattEllenД I should have told him to post it as a question.

Grace Note

@Cerberus Uh, just for how to pronounce "amen". See here

Cerberus

/ɛi/ and ay are most common, I think, for a in lane.

KitΘδς

6:03 PM

@MattEllenД And you should have done better than a text wall as an answer.

JSBᾶngs

@simchona we migrated it to english, and they migrated it back

Matt Ellen Д

@KitΘδς aye I got impatient

simchona

@JSBᾶngs No -- the original question was never migrated. She just reposted there.

Grace Note

Which one should be the main question?

JSBᾶngs

@simchona oh. sorry

simchona

6:05 PM

@GraceNote I think the longer one, since it has more examples

Grace Note

The bodies were edited so I'd like to merge in the direction of the one we think is best to house it all.

That'd be the one with no associated user, then?

KitΘδς

This is a duplicate of another question, isn't it?

simchona

I think the "Anonymous" one

user19161

@GraceNote One ring to rule them all.

Cerberus

@GraceNote Colin's answer looks perfect to me.

Grace Note

6:05 PM

The user on English is unregistered, so the migration does not associate the account

simchona

@KitΘδς Someone posted here, I told them to try Writers. They posted a new q on writers, and it got migrated here. Both questions are now here

Also, this person used "dissembling" again:

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Q: What is a word that means "to railroad the conversation"?

For example: Person A says "Stop -------ing" because Person B person was intentionally trying to railroad the conversation. The key here is "intentional". If it helps, I think the word I'm looking for starts with a D and ends with "ing".

single-word-requests

KitΘδς

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Q: Can I start a sentence with "i.e."?

While writing a rhetorical question I ran into a case where it seemed natural to start a sentence with "I.e": How do we handle the case when the list is empty? I.e., if the filter matched no entries? Is that OK in this case? In any case? Edit: Thanks, everyone. It seems the consensus is t...

abbreviations latin

No, I mean this.

user19161

@simchona The same woman.

Grace Note

I'm inclined to suggest that if we prefer the revisions on the post that has the null-user, that we transfer those revisions to the post with a user so that we can preserve that someone actually owns the question.

simchona

@GraceNote Sounds good to me, cap'n

Grace Note

6:09 PM

Alright, I'll merge to the owned question then.

simchona

@JasperLoy Sharon and "Oran"?

Grace Note

Merge completed.

user19161

@simchona I mean the one you argued with on the word request question.

simchona

@JasperLoy Seriously? Why are there two accounts then?

Grace Note

'lo, @Robusto

Robusto

6:11 PM

Hullo.

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Q: What does "I will buy you a burrito" mean?

I wonder if the sentence, "I will buy you a burrito" is slang.

slang

simchona

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Q: Would the "Cavendish drawl" be considered a dialect?

I was reading the biography Georgaina by Amanda Foreman, and came across a description of what she calls the Cavendish drawl, an accent of sorts that was spoken by the Cavendish family. One blog refers to it as a patois and wrote that: the Foreman biography quotes various examples of the phen...

british-english dialects

Robusto

Damn, this got closed before I could find out what the sentence means?

Matt Ellen Д

you will buy me a burrito? Thanks!

simchona

Is someone good on dialects vs. patois?

user19161

@simchona I just realised it is the same question. Ignore me!

Matt Ellen Д

6:12 PM

patios are made from concrete...

;)

Robusto

@MattEllenД — I don't know ... it has to be deeper than that. It just has to be.

KitΘδς

@MattEllenД Or bricks.

Matt Ellen Д

@Robusto Like in the "Then I'll eat my hat" sense?

Robusto

@simchona — I like patois de foie gras on toast points.

user19161

@MattEllenД I will buy you booze.

Grace Note

6:13 PM

@Robusto Maybe if we had context

Matt Ellen Д

@KitΘδς and come with a nice set of lawn furniture!

Grace Note

But without context as to how it was said? I see burrito purchasing.

KitΘδς

That merged question is a dupe.

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Q: Can I start a sentence with "i.e."?

While writing a rhetorical question I ran into a case where it seemed natural to start a sentence with "I.e": How do we handle the case when the list is empty? I.e., if the filter matched no entries? Is that OK in this case? In any case? Edit: Thanks, everyone. It seems the consensus is t...

abbreviations latin

I'll say it again because I don't think you heard me the first time.

Grace Note

I saw the duplicate comment

But... I'm not going to make the call on this one. Merging identical questions is a bit more direct shot than duplicate calls.

KitΘδς

@GraceNote I will buy you a burrito.

But seriously, that was not my expectation @Grace.

Grace Note

6:15 PM

I'm not really fond of burritos, actually.

Matt Ellen Д

One day, when they want to close the SE network, TPTB will post the questions Why? and How?, merge everything as duplicates and then close them as too broad.

user19161

@MattEllenД Why is this starred? No sense!

Matt Ellen Д

:D

Grace Note

@JasperLoy That seems par for the course in this room.

KitΘδς

@JasperLoy Jealousy rears its ugly head.

user19161

6:18 PM

@KitΘδς thwack!

Matt Ellen Д

??

unwarranted thwackage!

KitΘδς

@JasperLoy yellow card

Matt Ellen Д

Well fight fans, things have just turned interesting in the Incomprehensible Room.

kills conversations good

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

@Kit Thwack

times infinity

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@MattEllenД at last. I was wondering what all that serious talk about dupes, etc, was about.

KitΘδς

6:22 PM

@ChaosGamerΕΛΥēelū blows whistle, sends you to penalty box

Cerberus

May I just say something? Good olive oil helps tremendously if you want to make a good pasta.

And lots of it.

KitΘδς

@Cerberus nom nom nom

Matt Ellen Д

@Cerberus make as in boil in a pan, or make as in from scratch?

KitΘδς

Good olive oil is good for so many things.

Grace Note

Good waffles stick together

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

6:24 PM

@Cerberus Olive oil smells in my opinion. I use vegateble oil instead. ITs better.

Cerberus

Boil in a pan.

Matt Ellen Д

ta

Cerberus

@ChaosGamerΕΛΥēelū Smells?

KitΘδς

@Cerberus Lots of pasta or lots of oil?

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

@Cerberus I don't like the smell.

Cerberus

6:24 PM

It is supposed to smell like olive oil, which smells not at all like olives, by the way.

@KitΘδς Both, but mainly oil!

JSBᾶngs

dear Incomprehensible Room: please tell me that Oeufcoque means something other than "Eggcock"

Cerberus

By the way, never fry in olive oil: always sprinkle it on your dish just before serving.

JSBᾶngs

@Cerberus you are correct about this. olive oil is wonderful

but we "misuse" it a lot for frying in my family

Cerberus

Coq = a male chicken?

KitΘδς

@JSBᾶngs It means "eggshell"

Coque as in coquille

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

6:26 PM

french? Coque, Coquille...

JSBᾶngs

@KitΘδς well, that's somewhat better

Cerberus

@JSBᾶngs Yeah many people do that. I suppose you could do it if you keep the fire really, really low.

KitΘδς

@ChaosGamerΕΛΥēelū Yes.

Cerberus

But in ordinary frying, it gets too hot for the olive oil and it gets burned.

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

I always cook in high temperture. I'd like to save time.

KitΘδς

6:27 PM

@ChaosGamerΕΛΥēelū Barbarian.

I bet you butterfly your filets and have ranch dressing with your iceberg lettuce salads too.

Cerberus

@ChaosGamerΕΛΥēelū Then don't use olive oil for the frying. But buy expensive olive oil and sprinkle it on afterwards.

JSBᾶngs

@Cerberus i've never actually observed that. potatoes fried in olive oil are delicious.

Cerberus

Cheap olive oil is bad, it usually tastes like olives.

KitΘδς

I like olives.

Cerberus

@JSBᾶngs You can taste it. Perhaps you like the smoky flavour of burned olive oil; but then it is a waste to use good oil.

@KitΘδς That is legitimate; but many dishes should taste like olive oil but not like olives.

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

6:30 PM

...Why are we even talking about oil? XD

Cerberus

My bad.

KitΘδς

@Cerberus Fair enough.

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

I was jk.

Cerberus

Hehe OK.

KitΘδς

Olive oil is also good for hands, feet, and hair.

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

6:31 PM

I love french fries.

Cerberus

Those should go in a high-temperature oil like sunflower oil.

Matt Ellen Д

@KitΘδς and Popeye

KitΘδς

@Cerberus I hope you are talking about french fries and not [hands, feet, and hair].

@MattEllenД You're thinking of Olive Oyl.

Marthaª

@KitΘδς Ew. You can have all of mine, then.

Cerberus

@KitΘδς Well, aren't you in favour of the oil-fashioned punishment of boiling criminals in oil?

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

6:33 PM

@MattEllen and KFC.

Marthaª

I don't like olive oil, either. Fat should either not taste of anything, or it should taste like meat. (Mmm... goose fat...)

Cerberus

At the Deventer city hall, a huge cauldron hangs on the outside wall that was used to boil criminals in in the Middle Ages.

@Marthaª Heresy!

Marthaª

@Cerberus That "oil-fashioned" better be a typo rather than a pun.

Cerberus

@Marthaª Haha, wow, it was really a typo.

Now I will not correct it.

KitΘδς

@Cerberus No. Certainly not. My methods are much more painful.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

6:35 PM

@Cerberus That's awesome. did they eat the criminals afterwards?

Marthaª

@Cerberus In that case, Thwack.

Cerberus

@KitΘδς Oh, my apologies for this amateurish proposition.

@MrShinyandNew安宇 Hehe, no, cannibalism hardly existed in the European Middle Ages.

@Marthaª Aww... well, I will take it in good spirit.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@Cerberus Shame... with the right seasonings....

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

@Cerberus thwack

KitΘδς

Cannibalism would've implied an endorsement of the criminal's behavior.

Cerberus

6:37 PM

@MrShinyandNew安宇 I believe only human baby meat really tastes good; the rest are too muscled or too fat.

KitΘδς

Please let's not discuss eating babies.

Cerberus

My bad.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@KitΘδς endorsement? How so?

@KitΘδς Have you read Swift's "A modest proposal"?

KitΘδς

When you consume flesh, you swallow the spirit of the person sacrificed.

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

In some cultures, They cook baby animal by their mother's milk. It's disgusting.

Matt Ellen Д

6:38 PM

@KitΘδς Oh yes, so I am :D

KitΘδς

In some cultures, they cook fetal pig inside its mother.

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

@Kit How babaric can they get???

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@KitΘδς Do all cannibals believe that?

Grace Note

Why do I return to this room, when I know it's going to be to end up on messages like that?

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

@GraceNote because you miss us?

KitΘδς

6:39 PM

@ChaosGamerΕΛΥēelū I suppose if you are going to eat a living thing, you can't be too particular about what's barbaric and what's not.

@MrShinyandNew安宇 Oh, I doubt it. It was trying to appear suave.

Matt Ellen Д

@GraceNote Because of that very reason

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@KitΘδς Which is why I find it amusing that we draw a line at "humans"

JSBᾶngs

@MrShinyandNew安宇 that's a perfectly reasonable place to draw the line

KitΘδς

@MrShinyandNew安宇 Yes. "Soylent green is people!" And I think "Brilliant plan!"

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

Heck, even criminals might have some redeemable quality. Like, brute strength

Bogdan Lataianu

6:40 PM

"I will buy a burrito" is taboo here from today.

JSBᾶngs

i don't think there's any nonhuman animal which it is immoral to eat, though for cultural reasons i feel more comfortable eating some than others. but i don't moralize this discomfort

humans, tho: off-limits

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@JSBᾶngs Enh, it's arbitrary.

KitΘδς

@MrShinyandNew安宇 But the point of the punishment is to excise them from our community.

ChaosGamer ΕΛ-Υ ēel-ū

MICROWAVABLE BURRITO!!!!

Grace Note

@MrShinyandNew安宇 Eh, actually, some people draw the line earlier at "humans and animals-commonly-as-pets"

JSBᾶngs

6:41 PM

@MrShinyandNew安宇 i find it amusing that you think the line between human and nonhuman is arbitrary

Cerberus

@JSBᾶngs Plane crash with dead fellow passengers in the freezing mountains?

KitΘδς

Inside voice, please, @Chaos.

Cerberus

I agree that the line is more or less arbitrary.

JSBᾶngs

@Cerberus extreme circumstances. a possible out. but no one said that they liked it

at least, i hope not

Matt Ellen Д

@Cerberus all lines are arbitrary

but some are good

KitΘδς

6:42 PM

@JSBᾶngs No one would admit it anyway.

Cerberus

@JSBᾶngs They may very well have liked it, assuming they were very hungry.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@JSBᾶngs They probably don't like it because of cultural reasons, i.e. ingrained beliefs they are loathe to relinquish

Cerberus

@MattEllenД Sort of yes.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@GraceNote So the line is "animals we form attachments to (incl humans) vs (non-attached animals)".

Cerberus

I shudder even at the thought of mushrooms, but if I hadn't eaten in a week...

Matt Ellen Д

6:44 PM

All I know is that the thought of cannibalism freaks me out, either eating or being eaten.

Grace Note

@MrShinyandNew安宇 Basically, yeah.

Cerberus

I'd hate to eat my cat more that eating a human stranger.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@MattEllenД I'm squeamish about eating human. I think I wouldn't care if I was eaten after I'm dead. But I'd hate to be killed for food.

KitΘδς

Personally, I'll eat cows and pigs. Other animals get a pass.

Matt Ellen Д

@MrShinyandNew安宇 yeah

Grace Note

6:45 PM

Mmm... mushrooms...

Cerberus

@KitΘδς No fish?

JSBᾶngs

@Cerberus a human, even one you don't know, still has human rights. including the right not to be eaten.

KitΘδς

Except the occasional deer or moose.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@KitΘδς Chicken? Fish?

KitΘδς

I'm allergic to fish and shellfish.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

6:45 PM

@JSBᾶngs The right not be to be eaten? or the right not to be killed?

Cerberus

@JSBᾶngs Perhaps so, but emotionally it would feel worse for me to eat a beloved pet.

KitΘδς

I'll eat chicken, but I could live without it.

Cerberus

Frog?

KitΘδς

Snails.

JSBᾶngs

@MrShinyandNew安宇 a human body retains a subset of the rights of the living human. so, yes

KitΘδς

6:46 PM

Not frog.

Cerberus

Really?

JSBᾶngs

i've eaten frog. also rabbit, quail, and whale

Cerberus

I like frog much better than snails.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@JSBᾶngs Why does it retain those rights?

JSBᾶngs

i've eaten an endangered species!

KitΘδς

6:46 PM

@JSBᾶngs gasp

Cerberus

@JSBᾶngs Yay well done!

Alain Pannetier

@Cerberus, Frogs are delicious.

Alive.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@JSBᾶngs See, to me, THAT is worse than eating a human corpse

KitΘδς

@AlainPannetier It may have been the method of preparation. I remember the snails were more tender.

JSBᾶngs

@MrShinyandNew安宇 because human identity is inextricable from bodily identity. your dead body is still a meaningful fraction of "you", and so it deserves at least a portion of the respect that i accord to you

Cerberus

6:47 PM

@AlainPannetier Alive, really? But the skin...

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

though using the word "corpse" makes the thought of eating it somehow worse :p

JSBᾶngs

Right whale

Right whales are three species of large baleen whales consisting of two genera in the family Balaenidae of order Cetacea. Their bodies are very dark gray or black and rotund. They are called "right whales" because whalers thought the whales were the "right" ones to hunt, as they float when killed and often swim within sight of shore. As such, they were nearly hunted to extinction during the active years of the whaling industry. Today, instead of hunting them, people often watch these acrobatic animals for pleasure. Genetic evidence appears to have settled a long-standing question about...

Alain Pannetier

Just kidding. Never ate frogs in my whole life.

JSBᾶngs

^ i've eaten this. it had been legally hunted by inuit, and given to a friend as a gift, who also gave some to me to try

Cerberus

@KitΘδς That is odd. I have only eaten snails once, and they were a bit like seafood in substance, slightly rubbery. Whereas frog is much like tender chicken.

Alain Pannetier

6:48 PM

@Cerberus, some just lick the skin.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@JSBᾶngs Respect, perhaps. So, eat it respectfully?

Alain Pannetier

So apparently that's the most interesting part.

Cerberus

@AlainPannetier Yeah but that's hardly food => drugs.

KitΘδς

@Cerberus Must have been the chef.

Cerberus

Tropical frogs.

@AlainPannetier You've never eaten frog? Why not?

Alain Pannetier

6:49 PM

Shamans were supposed to find some inspiration in this way.

JSBᾶngs

@MrShinyandNew安宇 well, if you could convince me that eating your body was a way for me to respect you, i might go for it. there are some cultures i've heard of where the ashes of dead family members are consumed... this i could maybe accept

Alain Pannetier

They leap too far. can't catch them.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@JSBᾶngs Have you read "Stranger in a strange land"?

KitΘδς

@JSBᾶngs Don't you read Heinlein?

@MrShinyandNew安宇 Jinx!

Cerberus

@AlainPannetier Just snap at them faster. Maybe stand on one leg.

JSBᾶngs

6:50 PM

@MrShinyandNew安宇 but i would never accept just butchering and serving human meat in the same way that we serve cow, etc.

Alain Pannetier

@Cerberus, let me try.

JSBᾶngs

@MrShinyandNew, @Kit i've read other heinlein, but not that one

Cerberus

@JSBᾶngs What is human muscle tissue were to be bred in an artificial vessel?

I say no brain = no human.

Alain Pannetier

< leaps from the top of the table >

KitΘδς

@Cerberus Ha ha ha. Now we're getting to the crux of it.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

6:51 PM

@KitΘδς So could we respectfully cut off the head of the body, then just eat the rest? :p

RegDwight Ѭſ道

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Q: The strange bug: Sorry, this is a duplicate of...

I have got a bug. Please, could anybody help me. Any tricks or tips are welcome!

bug exact-duplicates

KitΘδς

Nah, just cull the herd. Get rid of the stupid ones.

Cerberus

@KitΘδς Don't worry I didn't mean you.

@MrShinyandNew安宇 I like your way of thinking.

Mr. Shiny and New 安宇

@Cerberus So what kind of oil is best for cooking human?

RegDwight Ѭſ道

The inlining makes the question even awesomer.

KitΘδς

6:53 PM

@Cerberus You meant the Scarecrow?

Grace Note

@RegDwightѬſ道 I'm not sure why this is triggering, though.

JSBᾶngs

@Cerberus i wouldn't quite go to that, but i'll have to think about it

RegDwight Ѭſ道

@GraceNote "you"?

Cerberus

@MrShinyandNew安宇 I'd say human fat. There's plenty of it.

RegDwight Ѭſ道

I, you, good, bad, that's all subjective.

Cerberus

6:53 PM

@KitΘδς Oh, from Oz?

KitΘδς

Yeppers.

Cerberus

@JSBᾶngs Thinking = good

JSBᾶngs

@Cerberus the first thing that occurs to me is that i don't want acephalic babies or people with severe brain damage classified as non-human

Cerberus

@KitΘδς Doesn't have to be a physical brain. I wouldn't eat an intelligent computer, probably.

@JSBᾶngs Acephalic? With no head? Do they have brains?

KitΘδς

Do you have any idea how hard it would be to grow a perfectly formed human without a brain?

Cerberus

6:55 PM

Besides, it is important to make the distinction between morality and law.

Grace Note

@RegDwightѬſ道 Not the subjective filter. The duplicate detection.

KitΘδς

Growing slabs of tissue is hard enough.

JSBᾶngs

@Cerberus i was actually thinking of anencephaly, where a fetus develops w/o a brain

Grace Note

The thing that's actually barring the post from being posted.

Cerberus

@KitΘδς Perhaps it isn't possible. But a tender buttock?

Grace Note

6:56 PM

I mean, conceptually, yes, it's the same question, but the actual content is different and that has, at least to my recollection of the past, been sufficient.

KitΘδς

@Cerberus Oh yeah.

JSBᾶngs

i was going to post a wikipedia link for anencephaly, but the pictures there were really disturbing and i'm not going to make the rest of you look at them

RegDwight Ѭſ道

@GraceNote Ah! Well, haha.

@GraceNote Have you seen any of the "related" questions on any of our questions?

Cerberus

@KitΘδς Sounds good, innit.

Grace Note

@RegDwightѬſ道 I assume the other ones include, y'know, substance or context.

Rather than a rehash of the title.

KitΘδς

6:57 PM

@Cerberus Thighs.

JSBᾶngs

@Cerberus i'm skeptical but trying to come up with a reason why. my initial reaction is visceral disgust. this applies to vat-grown beef, too, so it's not just humans

Cerberus

@KitΘδς Are those better?

Hmm...

RegDwight Ѭſ道

Go to a question, I dunno, "What is the etymology of 'ship'", and look at the Related Questions: "What is the etymology of 'yesterday'", "what is the etymology of 'between'", "what is the etymology of 'buttocks'".

Cerberus

@JSBᾶngs Then perhaps a threefold distinction is in order: gut reaction, moral judgement, practical law.

KitΘδς

@JSBᾶngs I'd rather eat something real too.

RegDwight Ѭſ道

6:58 PM

It will never link two questions about ship together.

JSBᾶngs

@Cerberus i'll accept this rough hierarchy. of course every level depends heavily on the previous one

Grace Note

@RegDwightѬſ道 Question body, question body. If they're just saying the same thing, it's wargh, but if they have more, then it's yayifications.

Cerberus

I thought the best parts of a cow came from it buttocks?

RegDwight Ѭſ道

@GraceNote I thought it's like 95% tags, tags, tags?

Grace Note

@RegDwightѬſ道 Not for duplicate body content detection.

RegDwight Ѭſ道

6:59 PM

I see.

Cerberus

@JSBᾶngs That remains to be seen. There are no doubt connections; but how strong should they be? It should be possible to judge something as moral that you find disgusting.

JSBᾶngs

@KitΘδς i think i'd rather just eat tofu and beans than vat beef, to be honest

RegDwight Ѭſ道

There are way too many algorithms running around.

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