Interesting Things I’ve Googled

↑ shanarishona

Tue, Jan 07 2025, 6:21 pm

If I remember correctly -
Rashi on Es Kayin says he was born with a twin sister and and V’es Hevel says that he was born with two sisters.

I’m not sure about Shais.

sandyish

Tue, Jan 07 2025, 6:37 pm

honeybee1234 wrote:

I hear your point that if it was A controversial subject like something about politics, alternative medicine or religious beliefs, I probably would wisely choose which sources I get my information from.

And just by the way, Google searches generates loads of websites that are biased opinion.

Most subjects I am researching that I am using AI for are generally very Fact-Based. For example, where do hamsters come from, The answer is factual like you can't really argue the fact where they come from. If I am afraid that AI would tell me The place that hamsters came from is a controversial answer, then I can further ask Ai are there other opinions where the hamsters might be coming from.

What exactly do you mean by the question where do hamsters come from? Do you mean how they are conceived and born? Or like where the species itself came from? Or where they live in nature? I’m confused.

Also, googling things is not a “millennial” thing lol.

penguin

Tue, Jan 07 2025, 7:58 pm

imasinger wrote:

I've been googling unusual musical instruments. Pikasso guitar, zeusaphone, pyrophone, octobass, and more. Cool stuff!

How about theramin? Now that's really interesting!

I google words that come up in crossword puzzles. Or Octordle. Sometimes I'll type a word I never heard of and I have to find out what it means.

Merriam Webster's Blossom game (Somewhat similar to NYT Spelling Bee, but all possible words are allowed but only 12) is nice that way. After you solve it, you can see all the possible words, and click on any to find its definition.

Please don't blame me if you try out any of these games and become an addict like me! (I'm just trying to keep my brain sharp...)

↑ #BestBubby

Yesterday at 2:46 am

GLUE wrote:

I goggled, which city in North America gets the most snow?

Hidden:

Ah, I always thought it was Buffalo.