This sounds like basically every description of modern digital/statistical tool
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Greek philosophers be like:
Aristotle like explanation
You only use a spoon for soup?
I'm listening to the audio book of Brandon Sanderson's latest Stormlight Archive book, and "You only use spoons for soup!" was the very last sentence I heard before stopping last session.
Nothing to do with you, but it was weird enough I felt compelled to share.
Ooh enjoy, it's a great book
Yeah I eat most food with soup. I tell my girlfriend to make "soup foods" for work, meaning I can eat them with spoon as in gobble them like an animal.
I didn't even consider she'd make soups
Even spoons don't have the spoons for this shit.
There is no spoon.
This is why I’m so patient and calm when dealing with spoons.
It also stirs tea Mr Greek Boylover Edit: that shoulda been under Aristotle
Aristotle wasn’t as keen on boyloving. That’s more Plato and Socrates’s Plato. (Iirc one of the dialogues is a competition, where the winner gets to kiss a slave boy and slave girl.)
Was it a kissing contest between the slave boy and the slave girl because you know what I didn't process the word slave properly oh gross.
That seems sus, but I'm no trullologist, so who am I to say?