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Used to make the same mistake. The Aryan part is confusing because it's closely related to Iran etymologically...

I wonder if you can thread a needle where a substantive "might"/"powerful" becomes applied to this large and religiously important bird, and the same substantive as "power" or "might" **also** becomes their "soul" word.
escholarship.org/uc/item/0r77...

Like it seems to just presume not everything is cause to effect when, like, what does that even mean?

Seems easier to just assume neural networks respond to stimuli until a signal wins out

my one experience with durian was ice cream that at first tasted like what i thought cheesecake was as a kid (cheddar but sugary) with the aftertaste of everything bagel

incomprehensible fruit

If so then maybe adjuncts are *that*, grammaticalized interrupting ourselves, due to how items enter and are flushed from short term memory (meaning like our word fetching algorithms) in a *weak* first-in, first-out kind of way (or whatever you might call popping the LQ of an array)

idk

So maybe when we interrupt ourselves, with things suddenly taking up short term memory due to idk priming, external stimulus, racing conditions, or so on, we use the same machinery as topic/focus fronting?