That’s suprising, I always thought it would be similar to ö in Finnish where I’m from. And swedish ö as in öl and danish ø as in smørrebrød.

I’m 0:52 seconds in and already convinced I can’t watch this for 37 minutes

Where did you get that the English pronunciation had ø-sound?

I would round it to 40ml. I have no idea how much 1/6th of a cup would be. Most of my cups are different sizes too so I wouldn’t know which on to trust. Also they are oddly shaped and not transparent making it a real challenge all and all.

I’m from a country where we use metric and can’t think of anything that would normally be displayed as a fraction. Sure we know what half and third are, but they’re not used officially for anything

So those two darker green symbols would represent someone shorter or taller. Totally plausible.

Please do elaborate

Everytime I’d installed Linux, I would run into having to run/copy paste random scripts here and there without any clue what I’m doing. Then after a few months it’s total carnage and I end up just logging into Windows. It might be much better now with LLM’s though. Also last time I was using my pc mostly to play CS:GO on FaceIt while chatting on Discord, which I was not able to do on linux.

Thanks for your insight, I will study knto that topic deeper. I duckduckgoed whether Jesus was a prophet and that passage was what I found. I think the main argument for prophecy was that he was making grandeous statements about the future that were fulfilled, thus he fits the definition. But I’m just a casual reader and could be wrong.

I think in the context of this thread it’s amazing we could come up with two differing views so quickly.

Matthew 21:11

And the crowds replied, “This is Jesus the prophet, from Nazareth in Galilee.”

89% now. I’m using voyager on iphone and never saw that feature before, neat

The graph is missing headers so not sure, but UK’s numbers are highest here