tickled the shit out of him
he had taken a quote from Hofstadters
Anti-Intellectualism in American Life by asshole evangelist Graham which began
[In the place of the Bible] and he wondered why the parentheses were [ ] and
not ( ) squared versus rounded and if
there was a significant difference between them or simply stylistic of no matter
Methinks
he thought
he may have stumped Googles Gemini program
he queried what is the difference between [ ] and ( )
his reply if
one wants to hazard that it is a reply was
“The
difference depends on the context: "and"
is a formal word, while "&" is its informal symbol, with
"&" often used in business names but avoided in formal
writing. "\"" (double quotes) and "'" (single
quotes) differ in usage, with double quotes for direct quotes and single quotes
for quotes within quotes (though usage can vary by English dialect). In coding,
a backtick (` `) is a separate character from a single quote (') and is used
for different purposes, such as string literals or comments, while a single
quote is used for a single character in some languages.”
and
&
double quotes
single quotes
he noticed the double quotes and single
quotes were contained by the parentheses ( ) and not [
]
just like a politician
word salad
having concluded
hadnt answered the question
1121, Saturday,
29 11. 25
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