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   >>> discover this one-week period by trial and error in settling spousal   
   >>> disputes or something? Does court of law do it also?   
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   >>> For the decision my dick made to dump physics and destroy my degree,   
   >>> my dick gave it almost exactly one week of off and on intense   
   >>> thought. But that's my dick, and not everybody is a Physfit's dick.   
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   >>> But could it be that stuff equally sensitive and consequential, all,   
   >>> require one week of deliberations and weighing? If you know something   
   >>> about it put it forward.   
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   >> And this "week" itself.. :-) The notion of a "week" must've formed for   
   >> human for a good reason, cause it is universal. I think perhaps ages   
   >> ago, human found out that it takes 7 days for some difficult thoughts   
   >> and calculations to mature. How else could the concept of a week form?   
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   >> So it must have to do with human brain and humans found it out a long,   
   >> long time ago. Even when they deliberately tried to change it, it   
   >> never worked!.. Soviets changed it to a 10 day period for a while,   
   >> thinking since communism is based on their own dicks, then such   
   >> concepts as a week can only be based on cro-magnons' dicks.   
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   >> And it didn't work!. Week toughed out through even communism dickeries :)   
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   >> It might have to do with the amount of REM we have in 7 days of nigh   
   >> sleeps. Those are the hours where inputs consolidate anyway. There   
   >> might be an interesting study of this. I wish some Bozo here has   
   >> stumbled on it and can cite it.   
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   > The period of a week is not based on astronomy. It is not based on 10   
   > either, like Modern Human number system is. And is not based on 5 like   
   > Roman numbers kind of follow. So it must've come from somewhere more   
   > meaningful than mere features of human number of fingers, etc.   
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   > Time to ask DeepSeek! So fuck you muted illiterate Bozos. You little   
   > tribal dimwits.   
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   > It says it is related to celestial bodies visible to the naked eye (Sun,   
   > Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn) and that Babylonians   
   > adopted it first for that reason.   
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   > I think this is bullshit.   
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   > It must've had a more useful and sensed and felt reason behind it.   
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   > Is there a freely available AI that has access to, knows, and at least   
   > points to scientific journal contents, if not allowing them to download?   
   > ... Look who I'm asking this question from. A series of Bozos after   
   > Bozos, literally all tribal and dumb.   
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   > So good luck to my dick :(   
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   Never mind, DeepSeek was non-tribal enough to list such AIs for me,   
   complete with each of their strengths and limitations. Bye! :)   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)