Your next project should involve using prime numbers. You could name it an indivisibility cloak.
Sorry, not sorry.
Sorry, not sorry.
October 4, 2026 at 7:21 PM
Your next project should involve using prime numbers. You could name it an indivisibility cloak.
Sorry, not sorry.
Sorry, not sorry.
i personally saw claude miscount the i's in 'indivisibility' less than a month ago, only catching its mistake after i had it replace them with o's (ondovosoboloty) and count those. it turns out that the machines are...inconsistent in their abilities.
remember when they couldn't count the r's in strawberry?
October 7, 2026 at 11:53 PM
i personally saw claude miscount the i's in 'indivisibility' less than a month ago, only catching its mistake after i had it replace them with o's (ondovosoboloty) and count those. it turns out that the machines are...inconsistent in their abilities.
i mean, i had claude miscount the number of i's in 'indivisibility' like two weeks ago and that same day chatgpt drew me a food web where the grass eats the rabbits.
turns out that being able to solve weird math problems is somehow distinct from the much more 'basic' skills it routinely still fails
turns out that being able to solve weird math problems is somehow distinct from the much more 'basic' skills it routinely still fails
Like, man, I have been meeting with mathematician friends experiencing genuine soul-strife over recent AI developments and I still have people telling me it can't add or spell words. I have never experienced anything like this!
September 28, 2026 at 6:47 PM
i mean, i had claude miscount the number of i's in 'indivisibility' like two weeks ago and that same day chatgpt drew me a food web where the grass eats the rabbits.
turns out that being able to solve weird math problems is somehow distinct from the much more 'basic' skills it routinely still fails
turns out that being able to solve weird math problems is somehow distinct from the much more 'basic' skills it routinely still fails
“Ireland remains firmly committed to the universality, indivisibility and equal application of human rights. These principles are beyond question.”
Micheál Martin condemns Gaza situation in UN address as Netanyahu attacks Israel’s critics
Micheál Martin condemns Gaza situation in UN address as Netanyahu attacks Israel’s critics
Taoiseach says the prospect of a two-state solution is being deliberately undermined and calls for stronger international cooperation
www.irishtimes.com
September 25, 2026 at 6:48 AM
“Ireland remains firmly committed to the universality, indivisibility and equal application of human rights. These principles are beyond question.”
"LGBTQI+ people face growing threats to their rights, safety, and dignity. Ireland remains firmly committed to the universality, indivisibility, and equal application of human rights. These principles are beyond question."
September 25, 2026 at 12:06 AM
"LGBTQI+ people face growing threats to their rights, safety, and dignity. Ireland remains firmly committed to the universality, indivisibility, and equal application of human rights. These principles are beyond question."
"Strangle China". Lol. Such a poor victim. You sound like Putin. China is doing fine.
As for Crimea, yeah, the "indivisibility" in Ukraine's constitution is not good, but your fake concern for self-determination is cynical. Taiwan is "part of China" like Ukraine is "part of the Russia". It's not.
As for Crimea, yeah, the "indivisibility" in Ukraine's constitution is not good, but your fake concern for self-determination is cynical. Taiwan is "part of China" like Ukraine is "part of the Russia". It's not.
September 22, 2026 at 5:20 PM
"Strangle China". Lol. Such a poor victim. You sound like Putin. China is doing fine.
As for Crimea, yeah, the "indivisibility" in Ukraine's constitution is not good, but your fake concern for self-determination is cynical. Taiwan is "part of China" like Ukraine is "part of the Russia". It's not.
As for Crimea, yeah, the "indivisibility" in Ukraine's constitution is not good, but your fake concern for self-determination is cynical. Taiwan is "part of China" like Ukraine is "part of the Russia". It's not.
Economists call this indivisibility, and it explains why an average effect measured across an economy tells you almost nothing about incidence — who actually absorbs the cost. Five percent at the level of the trade account can be the entire business model at the level of a single
September 16, 2026 at 1:30 PM
Economists call this indivisibility, and it explains why an average effect measured across an economy tells you almost nothing about incidence — who actually absorbs the cost. Five percent at the level of the trade account can be the entire business model at the level of a single
September 10, 2026 at 9:20 PM
“In contemporary Ethiopian political symbolism, the peacock represents the transcendental immortality, indivisibility, and revival of the Ethiopian state. [1] (journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...) “
The emperor, the lion and the peacock: Monuments and contested state sovereignty in contemporary Ethiopia - Asebe Debelo Regassa, Rony Emmenegger, 2023
As a first project launched after his nomination as Ethiopia’s new prime minister in 2018, Abiy Ahmed renovated the Imperial Palace in Ethiopia’s political cent...
journals.sagepub.com
September 11, 2026 at 10:00 AM
“In contemporary Ethiopian political symbolism, the peacock represents the transcendental immortality, indivisibility, and revival of the Ethiopian state. [1] (journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...) “
(every semester i grab some new examples of chatbots cheerfully providing wrong answers - this time, chatgpt couldn't count the i's in 'indivisibility' and drew me a food web in which sunflowers were labeled as provided nesting sites for trees. like, ok kids, don't outsource your brain to this rot)
September 9, 2026 at 6:49 PM
(every semester i grab some new examples of chatbots cheerfully providing wrong answers - this time, chatgpt couldn't count the i's in 'indivisibility' and drew me a food web in which sunflowers were labeled as provided nesting sites for trees. like, ok kids, don't outsource your brain to this rot)
i got it to get the right count for indivisibility by asking it to switch all the I’s to O’s - thus creating ondovosoboloty, the negaverse version indivisibility - and counting those. so that’s something, at least
September 8, 2026 at 3:31 PM
i got it to get the right count for indivisibility by asking it to switch all the I’s to O’s - thus creating ondovosoboloty, the negaverse version indivisibility - and counting those. so that’s something, at least
literally got this one wrong for me yesterday after i saw a post from some bot-booster saying that the strawberry thing is old news. so if so, i’m pretty sure they just manually trained it on strawberry specifically
![screenshot of a chatgpt conversation.
me: how many times does the litter [sic] I appear in the word indivisibility?
chatbot: the word “indivisibility” contains the letter I five times (counting both uppercase and lowercase I’s)](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:th6jx4bf2e5iqfmwd35skmsd/bafkreiclursek73gjzah7o5mz475ozi4wqtdi5sexawrbpomhrpk2hsmlq)
September 8, 2026 at 2:47 PM
literally got this one wrong for me yesterday after i saw a post from some bot-booster saying that the strawberry thing is old news. so if so, i’m pretty sure they just manually trained it on strawberry specifically
meanwhile, literally just now
September 7, 2026 at 10:50 PM
meanwhile, literally just now
More proof that CNN's Zachary B. Wolf should have taken a look at the news before deciding that indivisibility and neutrality were mutually exclusive and posting a garbage take.
Republicans have spent the last year trying to defund Dolly Parton
August 26, 2026 at 2:26 PM
More proof that CNN's Zachary B. Wolf should have taken a look at the news before deciding that indivisibility and neutrality were mutually exclusive and posting a garbage take.
I have never understood how anyone could envisage SM membership in bits. Obviously all market members must play by the same rules or the market will fall apart. You cannot obey only some laws.
And the indivisibility of the 4
freedoms is not doctrinaire but pragmatic.
And the indivisibility of the 4
freedoms is not doctrinaire but pragmatic.
August 25, 2026 at 11:04 AM
I have never understood how anyone could envisage SM membership in bits. Obviously all market members must play by the same rules or the market will fall apart. You cannot obey only some laws.
And the indivisibility of the 4
freedoms is not doctrinaire but pragmatic.
And the indivisibility of the 4
freedoms is not doctrinaire but pragmatic.
And that’s why all of my work is based around what the Single Market means, not the labels of institutions.
Because when you help people understand why Freedom of Movement of People is needed for Freedom of Movement of Services then they can see the pragmatic indivisibility for themselves.
Because when you help people understand why Freedom of Movement of People is needed for Freedom of Movement of Services then they can see the pragmatic indivisibility for themselves.
August 25, 2026 at 2:52 PM
And that’s why all of my work is based around what the Single Market means, not the labels of institutions.
Because when you help people understand why Freedom of Movement of People is needed for Freedom of Movement of Services then they can see the pragmatic indivisibility for themselves.
Because when you help people understand why Freedom of Movement of People is needed for Freedom of Movement of Services then they can see the pragmatic indivisibility for themselves.
What are the costs & benefits for CA using energy as leverage? How would you assess those costs & benefits over the immediate, medium, and long term? Is compromise between the two sides possible? Or has issue indivisibility set in? If so, what would escalation accomplish? Many questions to consider
August 23, 2026 at 2:36 PM
What are the costs & benefits for CA using energy as leverage? How would you assess those costs & benefits over the immediate, medium, and long term? Is compromise between the two sides possible? Or has issue indivisibility set in? If so, what would escalation accomplish? Many questions to consider
Stop knocking diversity
as a threat to democracy
Don't piss on the concept
of unity and indivisibility
as a radical philosophy
Why is it that the kids today
can see equality's beacon light so clearly
while my bitter generation still clings
to the old ways of darkness?
#vss365 #poetry #poem
as a threat to democracy
Don't piss on the concept
of unity and indivisibility
as a radical philosophy
Why is it that the kids today
can see equality's beacon light so clearly
while my bitter generation still clings
to the old ways of darkness?
#vss365 #poetry #poem
August 14, 2026 at 7:26 PM
The fight against fascism for every generation is one that requires us to "reaffirm the universality, indivisibility, interdependence, and interrelatedness of human rights and fundamental freedoms." CRPD Preamble (c)
August 7, 2026 at 9:03 AM
The fight against fascism for every generation is one that requires us to "reaffirm the universality, indivisibility, interdependence, and interrelatedness of human rights and fundamental freedoms." CRPD Preamble (c)
Sure, though starting a conversation from a position that’s unrealistic nonsense that ignores the fundamental interests of the EU - namely the indivisibility of the four freedoms - doesn’t set that conversation up for success.
August 5, 2026 at 9:01 AM
Sure, though starting a conversation from a position that’s unrealistic nonsense that ignores the fundamental interests of the EU - namely the indivisibility of the four freedoms - doesn’t set that conversation up for success.
Whether it is needed after a natural disaster or cyberattack, the idea that the President can deny aid to states he views as hostile to him is shocking. Indivisibility is inviolable; if it is compromised, that’s the end of the republic.
Still can’t over the fact that the president of the United States just told an entire state to pound sand after getting cyberattacked by a foreign adversary because they didn’t vote for him and it was treated like a Tuesday lol
August 3, 2026 at 1:30 AM
Whether it is needed after a natural disaster or cyberattack, the idea that the President can deny aid to states he views as hostile to him is shocking. Indivisibility is inviolable; if it is compromised, that’s the end of the republic.
Sovereignty isn't a "red line."
Rubio is fabricating again.
Sovereignty falls into "Issue Indivisibility"
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Rubio is fabricating again.
Sovereignty falls into "Issue Indivisibility"
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Zone of Possible Agreement (ZOPA) Fundamentals, 3.0
August 1, 2026 at 8:06 AM
Sovereignty isn't a "red line."
Rubio is fabricating again.
Sovereignty falls into "Issue Indivisibility"
(Page 6)
bsky.app/profile/jacu...
Rubio is fabricating again.
Sovereignty falls into "Issue Indivisibility"
(Page 6)
bsky.app/profile/jacu...
March 22, 2025 at 11:15 AM