huh, I could swear I've seen ya used more, but yeah you're right

æ itself is often borrowed as a ja in general though, like Russian uses я for it.

ceteraque

Used to make the same mistake. The Aryan part is confusing because it's closely related to Iran etymologically...

I wonder if you can thread a needle where a substantive "might"/"powerful" becomes applied to this large and religiously important bird, and the same substantive as "power" or "might" **also** becomes their "soul" word.
escholarship.org/uc/item/0r77...

Like it seems to just presume not everything is cause to effect when, like, what does that even mean?

Seems easier to just assume neural networks respond to stimuli until a signal wins out

my one experience with durian was ice cream that at first tasted like what i thought cheesecake was as a kid (cheddar but sugary) with the aftertaste of everything bagel

incomprehensible fruit