Just last night, I checked your profile to see if you've posted recently. It's nice to see an update. I'm very interested in this AI critique. Unfortunately your link isn't working for me.
Coincidently, in recent days I picked up my own research discovering new atwill-style literary parallels between Roman victory literature and the NT writings. When I'm finished my internal audit of these discoveries, I'd like to share them with you β along with the Bayesian repercussions.
@man_of_options 1) Married or otherwise, it's much easier to a woman to sleep with you than to find a second wife.
2) In this political environment, absent of government and church polygyny support, a man will find much more sexual variety and suffer far less social stigma by remaining single.
@Raw_Stone_Word@man_of_options The greek definitely doesn't say bridesmaids. He stresses the purity of the church by using the virgin metaphor. His audience was familiar with their rulers taking multiple wives. The medium was effective in delivering the message stressing the importance of being ready.
@alabelletoile@brivael "M dashes" with no spaces are a good indicator of AI use. It might be grammatically correct but no one actually writes that way. Not casually anyway.
@elonmusk@grok This @Grok reply still lives rent-free in my head.
Truth is, we all might have a little Decepticon in us.
Honesty matters. Yes, Grok, youβre doing great. Donβt change. We humans have to grow up.