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@LukeAlmighty

Using Peer Reviewed journals that use Statistical Signifiance tests instead of models with a predictive output for each input based on equations that can be tested have ruined the ability to present scientific arguments in an intellectually coherent way that relies on the scientific method

@BHG

However, since September 2022, mems have been completely removed from the site,[45] despite overwhelmingly negative feedback from users as expressed in the official forum.[46]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memrise

@BHG

Memrise used to have a function known as "mems," which are user-generated mnemonic devices or memory aids to help learners remember and retain new information more effectively. Mems are often designed to be humorous or even absurd to be memorable, such as using a picture of Abraham Lincoln listening to a ghetto blaster with the caption "Abe ends work in the evening" for the German word Abend, which means "evening"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memrise

"Babylon is a computer dictionary and translation program developed by the Israeli company Babylon"

"Between 2010 and 2013, Babylon became infamous for demonstrating questionable behavior typical of malware: A Babylon Toolbar bundled with Babylon and other software, has been widely identified as a browser hijacker that is very easy to install inadvertently and unnecessarily difficult to remove"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babylon_(software)

Kikes created malware like software

@BHG

William Mounce taught two different approaches to studying New Testament Greek in basics of biblical greek

Track 1 avoided teaching verbs or verb conjugation at least until it taught you everything else first

Track 2 taught verbs earlier than track 1 and was what was more traditionally typical for the teaching order

He said it was easier for most people to learn track 1

Biblical Greek has extremely complicated verb conjugation charts compared to modern Spanish, French or German

@Eiregoat @Deplorable_Degenerate @Frondeur

"If they are Kazarians or something else then it's a huge cohencidence that they happen to behave in an identical manner and cause all the same problems"

So there were a certain group of relatively good descendants of Israel and another group of relatively bad descendants of Israel in terms of their behavior

The bad descendants of Israel converted the ancestors of the Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews and taught them bad behavior

@BHG

Also I do not think that is a new approach if you study ancient Greek or Latin I think the teachers like to point out the connections with modern English because old people I know who learned foreign languages liked to point out etymology a lot and would frequently explain how whatever English word traced back to Greek or Latin

Maybe they do not do that anymore or do not do that with modern languages so much so you have not seen it emphasized so much in a language class before

@BHG

You can memorize lists a lot faster if you practice the techniques in Use Your Perfect Memory by Tony Buzan or Millionaire Memory by Dave Farrow but Millionaire Memory is a lot more expensive you are talking hundreds of dollars for DVDs vs maybe less than twenty dollars for a book but it is free if you have really good interlibrary loan privelleges

@nice-dice

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@Tony

“Eating too many beta-carotene filled foods can turn your skin an orangey color,” explains Dr. Piliang. “Carotenemia is pretty uncommon, but we probably see one or two cases a year.”

https://health.clevelandclinic.org/can-eating-too-many-carrots-turn-your-skin-orange

Beta carotene, intrinsically linked to vitamin A, can help you tan better by boosting cell renewal and possibly stimulating melanin production (more studies are needed).

https://talkingtan.com/beta-carotene-for-tanning/

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