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Biyernes, Setyembre 25, 2026
EMIR KREMIC: Software has quietly become strategic terrain. The question is no longer who can write it, but who can be trusted to govern it. 🤖☕☕
Hernan Chiosso: In Jewish folklore, a Golem is an animated anthropomorphic being created from inanimate matter, typically clay or mud. The most famous Golem story involves Rabbi Judah Loew ben Bezalel of Prague, who allegedly created a Golem to protect the Jewish community from antisemitic attacks in the 16th century. To bring the creature to life, the rabbi would inscribe the Hebrew word "emet" (truth) on the Golem's forehead; to deactivate it, he would erase the first letter, leaving "met" (to die).
Fyodor Lukyanov: Across much of the world, the old categories of left and right remain in use even as their practical meaning becomes increasingly blurred.
Reuven Chaim Klein: In a previous article ("A Tale of Two Arks," 2016), I cited Rabbi Aharon Marcus (1843-1916) who argues that the word teivah is related to the word bayit ("house") by way of metathesis (both words contain the same letters). This implies that a teivah, in some ways, is like a person's home. Based on this, I would say that teivah denotes a "word" as a sort of house for all the letters to come together in that house or box.
Linggo, Setyembre 13, 2026
Linggo, Hulyo 05, 2026
Archangel Mikhail {not Michael} is more accurate. 👼
We wash our hands we choose our friendsWe are very polite we are dressed in whiteJust before midnightBut after every color feels rightEvery sound and every light feels rightEvery sound feels rightWith the silent steps we are marching slowLiving behind the bricks, preparing heads for morePressure and disorderAttack to our surrender's leaving trace in the nightWatching traffic lights and expecting much morePressure and disorderWe are superstars and we're living in a darkWe didn't sleep for a very long timeDon't wake us upDon't wake us up
"Whoever wins shall be Clothed in White and I will not blot out his name from The Book of Life and I shall confess his name before My Father and before His Angels" (Apocalypse 3:5 Multilingual).
Someone is sitting thereSomeone who doesn't careSomeone who only staresNo one is on your sideYou've got nowhere to hideThere's no white horse to rideAwayNo more white horsesFor you to ride awayNo more white horsesSo you must stayWhere you areWhere you areNo more white horsesFor you to ride awayNo more white horsesSo you must stay
The consequences of leavingWould be more cruel if I should stayThough it's impossible to say, I knowStill, white horses take us homeThere isn't much past believingOnly a fool would have a faithThough it's impossible to say, I knowStill, white horses take us homeStill, white horses take us homeStill, white horses take us homeStill, white horses take us homeStill, white horses take us homeStill, white horses take us home
My brother led me outsideBe quiet, I've got a lightNo moon tonightSitting on the ledge outside the second floorWe could hear the sirens running up the roadWhite horses for ChicagoBlack water brings me back homeOctober, I lose my mindCross over Wisconsin lineApple cider signsLooking for a trace of our orchard undergroundGrowing in the basements beneath a brand new townWhite horses for ChicagoBlack water brings me back homeEvery year it's about the sameI'm swimming in my dreams across the lakeIn second placeCome the winter I'm driving blindA tuxedo doing doughnuts on the iceBlack and white on whiteIt doesn't matter if I sleep or follow it out of bedI know that in the morning it's water in my headWhite horses for ChicagoBlack water brings me back homeWhite horses for ChicagoBlack water brings me back home
אַרְבַּע הָרוּחוֹת when transliterated is Arba HaRuchot and when translated is The Four Winds or Breathing Spirits (Matthew 24:31 Multilingual, Revelation 7:1 Multilingual).
Description: "Faithful and True Blessing the Pure and Russian Soldiers who were in Heaven from His White Horse" (Revelation 19:11 Multilingual)
Linggo, Enero 11, 2026
My second Text~Generated AI Image by Google Gemini Titled "Hidden in a Cloud" ☁️🛸
My second Text~Generated AI Video by Google Gemini Titled "Hidden in a Cloud"
Huwebes, Hunyo 12, 2025
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Naomi Graetz: In Shakespeare's Hamlet, when Marcellus says, "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark," he is speaking of political corruption. The house of Denmark is in a state of rot. I see the rotting house as a metaphor for both sinning Israel and its leaders — then and today. The plague is manifested both without and within. If the rot settles too deeply to be purged, as in Hamlet, heads will fall and there will be collateral damage.
Michael Barclay: This week's Torah portion of Vayera (Gen. 18:1-22:24) has one of the most important teachings found in Judaism, or any authentic faith tradition. From this we learn that hospitality can lead to miracles and blessings, while rejecting hospitable behavior can lead to death and destruction.
Ephraim Mirvis: In the parsha of Metzora, we are introduced to the fascinating subject of צָרַעַת הַבַּיִת - leprosy of houses. So why did such an awful scenario take place? The Midrash, and the Gemara Masechet Arakhin, suggest that this came as a punishment for people who didn't engage in the mitzvah of הַכְנָסַת אוֹרְחִים, of hospitality.
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