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True, but what follows

Too trueo

Thank you!

The first scientific description of that underground-flowering, underground fruiting palm species, Pinanga subterraneana, was realized by Royal Botanic Gardens researchers and their partners!

That perhaps would make it likely that specimens would be at Kew Gardens, correct?

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So no hurt feelings, no pouting, no temper tantrums (hopefully ever)!

But have you come across Nadine as emotionally intelligent humanoid robot and Nanyang Technological University receptionist?

The in-text image -- translated as "Happy Easter[!] Music is beautiful! (literally, "It's beautiful the music")" -- between the third and the fourth subheadings, Bunny and Lamb respectively, does not cooperate with my cursor going over it for the name attributions.

But the actual signature looks like Justine Bourat as the artist. Might that be correct?

The first paragraph in the third subheading, Bunny, cautions us that "Rabbits and hares (despite their similar looks they are completely different species)."

English Wiktionary gives us the respective rabbit and hare etymologies from Dutch, Frisian and Germanic of the marine animal "seal" and from Germanic of the color "gray."

So is it that Easter bunnies look browner and Easter hares grayer?

Thank you!

The comment below in answer to my previous, same-day observation and question is most elucidating.

God selected names -- unlike Derdriu ;-D -- that were recognizable and relatable.

Nothing like having to work through difficult, unpredictable, unusual pronunciation and spelling before all else, right?

Pontius Pilate has its appeal as a religious experience-articulating novel.

At the same time, it's a demanding enterprise because it's novel in that no Pontius Pilate-related fiction looks at religious experience in a way that manages such complexity.

All your other writings mean that all your readers remain informed and involved in terms of all things nature- and spirit-wise.

Simply said, stories other than Pontius Pilate's need narrating too, right ;-D?

The first paragraph in your introduction advises us that "apart from clear rightful and malicious acts we can also find wide gray area of not so clear situations where each of involved sides can claim its own rights."

How difficult or how easy is it to know that a site legitimately is registered or that it results from successful cybersquatting?

No. AI doesn't have emotions at this stage. Later I will show you how I change colours. RedBubble encourages different versions and colours.

That first image of your fish duo has them standing on a stone that may be interpreted as heart-shaped.

Your and your AI images of your fish-y twosome as is invite constant second, third ... looks and re-looks even as that rock suggests a compelling design for anniversary or Valentine cards or pillows or t-shirts.

Would AI have a meltdown or a temper tantrum over the above-mentioned image with pink, pink and red, red fishes?

Um. It is unlimited in the sense that it can grow. I believe the possibility of AI morphing and growing is worrying people. They think that if the intelligence grows, it can think. Then it will be able to take us on as our enemy and not our friend.

Jesus,Jooseph and Mary were common names at that time. In choosing them God chose to sanctify the ordinary.

You have stirred up old thoughts, and I sit here pondering what a novel would look like or be called.I will spend time a-pondering.

Your comment below, in answer to my previous question, advises us that "1 day ago
Traditional red for eggy dye in our area is made of onion peels. It's dark, brownish red and reminds us of blood."

Do you have that recipe for making brown-red dye from onion peels?