@SergeantLynch
You mean more basket carriers.
You mean more basket carriers.
A, You like the book and the cover is not worthy of it.
B, You disliked the book and were misled by the cover.
C, OCD.
D, Other.
I think it's all of the above lol
Right. I miss the age where book covers are just plain one color(white, blue, red, etc) with nothing else except the book title, the author name and the publisher. The flashiness of the book cover nowadays is negatively correlated to how much I want to read it (assuming it is a book I have never read). I know I am quite literally not supposed to judge a book by its cover but it is another thing when apparently the publishers are actively trying too hard to push a regular book to be Teen Vogue.
Ikr? Or something simple and classy
You are struggling with contradictions, the problem might be your interpretation of concepts.
I'm guessing that it was actually 5000 bread rolls and 5000 fish...Salad optional.
And 5000 portions of date and fig tart served with iced cream for dessert.
Plus copious amounts of Galilee wine.
They all had a jolly good time and Jesus did his walking on water and other magic tricks later on.
But most of this has subsequently been lost in translation.
This looks thought out and well designed. Better than those covers that are just reused stock photos of scenery of people. I don't judge books, I judge publishers who deliberately choose those covers: no book should deserve such a fate unless they really just suck.
Semi-pattern of semi-random prime numbers
44 divided by 2Pi rotations { in radians } = 7.00 28 17 50....
See 7:12 { context } > 7:30 in vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EK32jo7i5LQ&t=285s
I discovered geometrical the semi-pattern of prime numbers that were discovered algebraically some 200 years ago.
6^n plus or minus 1 is where a prime will be found if it occurs --except 2p and 3p--
Geometrically this one of two radial lines of hexagon, with the line between these two radial lines never having primes.
0 is center of hexagon so we start at 1, then we go around and at 7 we move outward to next shell of hexagonal pattern, i.e.
0 > 7 > 13 > 19 > 25 > 31 > 37 > 43 > 49 > 55 > 61 > 67 > 73 > 79 > 85 > 91 etc
I was very proud of myself for making this discovery, that began with a symmetrical, four line, sine-wave pattern doodling.
0...........................6...................................12.................................18.................................24
...1.................5p........7p....................11p........13p..................17p.......19p..................23p.......{25}
......2p.......4.....................8.........10........................14.......16.......................20.......22....................
..........3p...............................9.....................................15..................................21.......................
Later on I turned this symmetrical pattern inside-out and to get an asymmetrical pattern and that led to my space and time horn tori scenarios and the Minimal Pulse of Universe 13 vertexial nodal event, the graviton-darkEon.
Find the right translation.
As of late 2024, the entire Bible has been translated into 756 languages, the New Testament into an additional 1,726 languages, and smaller portions into 1,274 languages, making some portion of the Bible available in 3,756 languages in total. These numbers are constantly changing due to ongoing translation projects by organizations like Wycliffe Bible Translators, with several new projects beginning each year and a newly translated Bible or New Testament launching at a rate of almost every week in recent years, according to Wycliffe Bible Translators.
Note to self, 400 degrees, 35 minutes, is too much for sliced mushroom in the oven.
Chicken pot pie turned out well though.
Wow.
So much potential for misinterpretation and overzealous exaggeration.
And it all started 4000 or more years ago.
Hey Luke, there were quite a few of us and we all miraculously had a fish sandwich.
OK...So let's say that there were 5000 of you and the caterers managed, no, let's say Jesus managed to feed them all with bread and fish... No, let's say that Jesus managed to feed them all with 70 loaves and 50 fish...No, let's make it sound really miraculous and make it 7 loaves and 5 fish...Suckers will believe anything.
Why should I not judge a book by its cover? The cover literally tells me what the book is.
Forum signatures are bullshit. Nobody wants to waste their time and bandwidth reading something they have read 29,998,559,671,349 times before.
Jesus was not a sucker, neither were the people who waited to get fed. They all left satisfied.
Referring to the covert art here, not the text on the cover.
Why should I not judge a book by its cover? The cover literally tells me what the book is.
Initially, it's all we have to go by.
To get people to read a book, first you need to get them to buy the book, if the cover gets you to read the book blurb and then buy the book, it's a good cover.
I think most book covers are pretty good at representing the book.
I wonder what musical instruments would sound good underwater.
Wryly...> Referring to the covert art here, not the text on the cover.
SDW...> I think most book covers are pretty good at representing the book.
This persons logic is that relata { relationships are primary to wholism } and that his thoughts take place on spiral and circular pathways. See at 1:39. See his cover is relata of curvature.
This kinda of talk reminds me of my spiral, dual invaginated { dual focusing }, space and time horn tori.
You can play the hydraulophone, an instrument specifically designed to produce sound from water, or play certain percussion and string instruments, like a xylophone or bell set, by adapting them for underwater use. Additionally, some groups, such as AquaSonic, have created specially designed underwater organs and developed unique vocal techniques for underwater performance.
The way I interpreted it: Bad publishers with poor taste in cover arts ideally should not hinder a book from selling well. The opposite is also true.
People have reported their singing voices are better in the shower. Also, Hydraulophone - Wikipedia
Nit everyone gets invited to hear it.
When I see fiction with underwater cultures I often think about what technology or art would flourish there.
There's a Danish band called Aquasonic who adapt their instruments to play underwater. But it's tricky and takes a lot of fine tuning. Here's a video of what goes into it.
Might explain because of the variables why aquatic animals don’t form musical bands.
AquaSonic, I hear they might be releasing a CD this year.
"Scheduled release of album is in 2025. The album will be released both on digital streaming platforms and physically as an LP.
We would like to focus on sustainability and the relationship to water. Therefore, we are investigating alternative materials for vinyl, as well the possibilities of 3D printing a cover in bioplastic of e.g. shrimp shells or fish waste."
AQUASONIC ALBUM | betweenmusic
Aquatic animal musical bands,
Might be 'some good whale songs out there.
"People have reported their singing voices are better in the shower."
But where are the shower albums and songs on the charts?
Fiction with underwater cultures,
I imagine a lot of gadgets and gizmos aplenty. Whosits and whatsits galore, perhaps even some thingamabobs.
Interesting how much science looked to go into Aquasonic.
"People have reported their singing voices are better in the shower."
...' Bats boast a vocal range double that of the average human being, capable of reaching up to seven octaves and putting famous singers like Mariah Carey and Axl Rose to shame '..
....“For example, bats can make low-frequency calls using their so-called ‘false vocal folds’ — like human (heavy) metal singers do.”
...Bat sounds are also similar to those of throat singers. Throat singing is an ancient tradition practised by the people of Tuva, a small republic in southern Siberia. These throat singers can produce two or more pitches simultaneously.
Hard to see aquatic animals dominating the musical industry.
Fiction with underwater cultures,
I imagine a lot of gadgets and gizmos aplenty. Whosits and whatsits galore, perhaps even some thingamabobs.
Electricity would be a bit tricky underwater so one wonders what gizmos those would be exactly
I suppose a pocket watch could be called a gizmo,
Don't need electricity to wind a clock.
Though, might get a bit rusty, fresh or seawater.
Metallurgy also, maybe a bit difficult.
Could always create air chambers I suppose, for various tasks and preservations of materials.
Only manual instruments like drums and trumpets.
Every pizza place that puts pepperoni underneath the cheese should be burned to the ground this is not hyperbole burned to the fucking ground
Who will save the pizzas?