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so your mention of malebranch made me think of a joke along the lines of, "zitron can't help it, he was raised on Say The Line as his native language as a revolutionary experiment on human nature" but i couldn't remember the malenranche-semi-soundalike of whom that was true

anyway, i asked search gemini the wrong question out of some sort of mysterious conviction that Montaigne was alive in the revolutionary era & it totally inuited my request anyway & slapped me for being wrong

i see so much whining about search gemini like it's some kind of moron but i think, actually, can just tell who is & who is not pure hearted if you ask with pure heart it will give you the right answer, even if you ask the wrong question

the ""On two occasions I have been asked, – "Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?" ... I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question"" -> total normie victory 200 years later cf @vgel.me

i saw some 'ada was mid actually' primary sources truther thread on twitter and didn't bother to read more to get to the bottom of it. I could believe it though, a lot of those historical yarns turn out to be spun of thin reeds, to mix two metaphors to little profit & perhaps even serious loss

my spellings are my own i copy pasted it to google & noticed it thought to correct it but it took a well while to figure out what on earth it was changing evidently the "for" before the "bearance" gets no e

if the standard orthography is to be believed, we may be acting for the sake of bearance, rather than in a manner coming in advance of bearance what difference this makes & what all it comes to is unclear

Did you know grass is soft? And green, although you can learn that without touching it

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Well, I have written in my observation notebook "grass is soft and green." Also "air hurts"? I'm not sure what that means. That's all I have written down.

not that kentucky bluegrass is really especially *blue* but one does appreciate one's homeland quite a bit more after going to california & suddenly it's all yellow? "cool tall trees & all, but the grass is the wrong color" - godogly reviews the flora of pulpy sci-fi planets, also california

I had no idea! This is why we need to be doing this sort of important research, you never know what you'll discover I wonder if it has a sound or a smell? Oh well, I guess I'll never know