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Re: Catholic Theology and Code

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Quite a lot of AI codesmell. Random green loading bar top-left, weird carousel margin, mixed square/circle buttons, abusing CSS gradients and shadows, inconsistent page margins...

Feels like I'm opening the Doc of the Covenant in here.

Re: Catholic Theology and Code

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Quite a lot of AI codesmell. Random green loading bar top-left, weird carousel margin, mixed square/circle buttons, abusing CSS gradients and shadows, inconsistent page margins... Feels like I'm opening the Doc of the Covenant in here.

> This site was created with human vision and AI assistance.

Nothing to be surprised of.

Re: Catholic Theology and Code

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Quite a lot of AI codesmell. Random green loading bar top-left, weird carousel margin, mixed square/circle buttons, abusing CSS gradients and shadows, inconsistent page margins... Feels like I'm opening the Doc of the Covenant in here.

> This site was created with human vision and AI assistance. Nothing to be surprised of.

I'll admit that this might be part of the profound mysteries of Catholic Theology, but the "browse all concepts" page, https://theologyandcode.com/concepts, showed me 12 concepts on buttons, and also claimed to show me "25 of 26 concepts". It is a profound mystery as to why counting is so difficult.

Re: Catholic Theology and Code

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

> This site was created with human vision and AI assistance. Nothing to be surprised of.

I'll admit that this might be part of the profound mysteries of Catholic Theology, but the "browse all concepts" page, https://theologyandcode.com/concepts , showed me 12 concepts on buttons, and also claimed to show me "25 of 26 concepts". It is a profound mystery as to why counting is so difficult.

It all makes sense when you remember that you're starting from the axiom that 3 = 1.

Re: Catholic Theology and Code

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> This site was created with human vision and AI assistance. Nothing to be surprised of.

I'll admit that this might be part of the profound mysteries of Catholic Theology, but the "browse all concepts" page, https://theologyandcode.com/concepts , showed me 12 concepts on buttons, and also claimed to show me "25 of 26 concepts". It is a profound mystery as to why counting is so difficult.

Categories != Concepts

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I'll admit that this might be part of the profound mysteries of Catholic Theology, but the "browse all concepts" page, https://theologyandcode.com/concepts , showed me 12 concepts on buttons, and also claimed to show me "25 of 26 concepts". It is a profound mystery as to why counting is so difficult.

It all makes sense when you remember that you're starting from the axiom that 3 = 1.

I recommend skimming through https://theologyandcode.com/concepts/trinity

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I'll admit that this might be part of the profound mysteries of Catholic Theology, but the "browse all concepts" page, https://theologyandcode.com/concepts , showed me 12 concepts on buttons, and also claimed to show me "25 of 26 concepts". It is a profound mystery as to why counting is so difficult.

Categories != Concepts

I think that should have been in one of the buttons, oh, another profound theological mystery!

Aren't you afraid of giving all the mysteries away? Shouldn't you at least say "spoiler alert" and ROT13 it?

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Categories != Concepts

I think that should have been in one of the buttons, oh, another profound theological mystery! Aren't you afraid of giving all the mysteries away? Shouldn't you at least say "spoiler alert" and ROT13 it?

How do you suppose someone goes back to viewing all categories without another button?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I think that should have been in one of the buttons, oh, another profound theological mystery! Aren't you afraid of giving all the mysteries away? Shouldn't you at least say "spoiler alert" and ROT13 it?

How do you suppose someone goes back to viewing all categories without another button?

I assumed that was one of the profound theological mysteries.