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and for some reason they always involve @beemoviebot
The word βregularlyβ sucks and nobody should use it ever again.
Hot take: Other people should start posting their hot takes.
Iβm interestred on other users unpopular opinions on this site, especially the ones who bash/ratio my takes! Who likes banana on pizza? Who thinks Lis was a good prime minister? Who thinks Blackberry phones are still great (does that company even still sell phones?)
These posts also get users engaged with one another in comments and reposts. So come along, what are YOUR hot takes?
Iβd like to once have been someone who did something that had once had had a visible effect that was visible and the effect of something that I once had once decided to do.
So you know that common depiction of gears turning in your brain? I think my brainβs gears are clipping through each other.
You've heard of the ship of Theseus, and the sequel to the ship of Theseus where they use the old parts to build a new ship, now get ready for the ship of THREEseus.
Let's pretend that one of the ships of Theseus got lost in the Bermuda triangle, and the remaining ship of Theseus is the new official ship of Theseus. However, they didn't want it to get lost, so they kept it in a safe place for a while.
Fast forward after everyone forgets about the ship of Theseus, and they're running out of wood. They find this ship in a random location, and they decide to use its parts for a house.
Fast forward even longer to when the house is abandoned, and they're building a new fleet and want all the wood they can get, so they use the abandoned house's wood and call the new ship "Not the ship of Theseus" as a joke about how they made it look the exact same as the ship of Theseus, but didn't use the same wood. One day, they find out about the wood's origin somehow. Is the new ship the ship of Theseus or Not the ship of Theseus? Is it both?
Bonus question: It turns out the house's parts were replaced over time, and the parts of the house were used to build an identical house, which also got turned into a ship identical to the ship of Theseus. Is either one of them the ship of Theseus, or are both of them distinct ships?
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