In the Bible story God made the first set, but they were destroyed by Moses in a meltdown. Moses had to carve the rewritten replacements which are the ones that get written down.
Regardless of whether someone thinks Moses is historical, the story itself is a coup of sorts.
Unrelated, but has anyone else noticed the ten commandments read like a bad AI prompt?
This is an AI style blunder.
But you have to say it with a silly voice, and if either of you laughs the effect is broken.
But you can never truly change who you are.
That makes even less sense, since the original logo was very axe shaped, but this one just looks like a rectangle.
It's kinda messed up reasoning, but it does check out with national obesity statistics:
- Non-Hispanic Black: 49.6%
- Hispanic: 45.6%
- Non-Hispanic White: 41.4%
Even then there's so much overlap in human dimorphism that it's not an exact science, there's still like a 5-10% error rate in sexing perfectly preserved pelvic bones. Accurate enough for anthropology, but that's a big error rate to apply to individuals.
I upvoted this comment multiple times while reading.
I think the idea is that the diseases are likely to become deadlier whether we do research or not, but by experimenting we are able to get ahead of it.
Those look amazing, but how is it different in regards to sugar plantations? Aren't they both effectively topped with glaze, either wet or pearled?