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I'm a Data Scientist. I Analyzed the ENTIRE Book of Mormon.

What happens when you give one of the most controversial religious texts to a machine? I built a Python script that analyzes every chapter of the Book of Mormon—scoring it on how Christ-centered, moral, and dignified the text really is. We compare it to the Bible, visualize the data, and even test it against Jesus’s own words in Matthew 7: "By their fruits ye shall know them." Is the Book of Mormon a good fruit? This video is part scripture analysis, part data science, and part existential d

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by Akamaister

Free Article 1 (Dec. 16, 2025): The Bitcoin Chronicles - 1.B.12 - The First Charter Was Not a Constitution

When the first permanent settlements formed on the Moon, the settlers made a deliberate choice: they refused to write a constitution. What emerged instead was something older, more fragile, and ultimately more powerful — a charter rooted in shared values rather than enforceable law. This chapter explores why freedom failed wherever law arrived too early, and why covenant had to come before governance in humanity’s first sovereign off-world society.

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by Simon Willison's Weblog · Edited

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Agentic Engineering Patterns (https://simonwillison.net/guides/agentic-engineering-patterns/) > LLMs are restricted by their context limit - how many tokens they can fit in their working memory

by Christopher Gillespie · Edited

Jeremiah Chapter 7 Bible Study — July 5, 2026

This Sunday Jeremiah stands in the gate of the temple and preaches against the one thing Judah trusted most — the building itself. "The temple of the LORD, the temple of the LORD," they chanted, certain God would never let His own house fall, even while they stole, murdered, and burned incense to Baal. But the house is no shelter for the people who profane it. The Lord names what it has become — a den of robbers — the very words Jesus would carry into that same temple, overturning the tables and driving out those who had made His Father's house a market.

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