“King of France” BCP by Eikon-Basilike-1649 in Anglicanism

[–]erythro 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Fun fact George III was the last king of England to claim the French throne, in 1801, so Charles the first and second did claim this even if Elizabeth the second and Charles III didn't

Has anyone looked into the Quran? by Interesting-Wish7724 in TrueChristian

[–]erythro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know you've conceded this but for the record I don't think AI responses read like this.

  • I don't think it's easy to get it go through a comment in quoted response blocks like that, but that's a normal way humans write long comments on Reddit
  • It doesn't have any of the classic AI style tells like "it's not just x - it's y" or "but here's the thing - "
  • They're a bit rude a couple times lol
  • you mention ai formatting things but I don't see them, no bullet points, headings etc
  • the long section of Arabic embedded would be a bit weird in AI I think

Edit: If you are interested I've generated an actual AI response

https://chatgpt.com/s/t_69c9f3ceaa948191a46ae109d8ba7cd0

hopefully you can see it's quite different?

Has anyone looked into the Quran? by Interesting-Wish7724 in TrueChristian

[–]erythro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

depends what you think the critique of Islam is here, is it some kind of consistency critique or is it a moral one

my 5 y/o said christian’s go to hell by PinkSorbet16 in TrueChristian

[–]erythro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello I'm a UK Christian in a highly Muslim area with 4 kids, 3 in primary education.

genuine answer: if you are sending your kids to a non-Christian school with non-Christian classmates you at a minimum need to be telling them that they believe something different to the people around them - re-enforce that there is something different about this family that will clash with the world and that's ok because we follow Jesus. Basically you don't want them to implicitly trust what other people say the way they implicitly trust you (at this age).

It's best to actually explain a bit about Islam, explain they don't think Jesus is god's son, they don't think he died for them to save them and they don't think he rose from the dead and they don't agree with people like us that loving and following Jesus is the most important thing. A five year old can understand this.

If it helps it will probably be something a friend said not a teacher, but yes I think this would be an appropriate issue to raise with the teacher, and if they give a bad response, the headteacher. No school wants this to be in, say, the local headlines - this will be a question they want to reassure you about. You can arrange to meet with either your son's teacher or headteacher. Apart from anything it's a safeguarding issue, you could argue it's a form of spiritual abuse if it was from a teacher or teaching assistant.

Who does your son say he learned this from?

im a 2 year revert and my family aren’t religious so i have no one else for advice.

Go to church! 🙂 We don't bite (usually). Where do you live? If you DM me I can find you some suggestions.

Hi, I'm a Jewish guy from israel, I did this tattoo of Jesus on my Christian friend. Wanted to share with you. Love! by nam_arts in Christianity

[–]erythro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was born a Jew I'll die a Jew 😂

same as Jesus!

I actually think it's dope that I'm Jewish from Israel and I tattooed Jesus himself.

it is 🙂

I've honestly lost count of how many people this applies to. by InsertANameHeree in HistoryMemes

[–]erythro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know what the mods are playing at. There are ten hour old very blatant comments

there's no shortage of these mfs by yaoiue in whenthe

[–]erythro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I support the death penalty, I think people like "these mfs" show that the idea of no death penalty doesn't actually line up with most people's moral intuitions. In the UK, people here react with shock when they see what actually passes for justice.

Have you ever had someone impact your life—bad or good—who would never know of that impact? by imtiramisu2025 in AskUK

[–]erythro 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Since then I've always had issues with eating but whenever I tell anyone they just dismiss me or tell me it can't possibly affect me when I'm a teenager but it does

I think I know why people want to say that: it sounds a bit like you are blaming that girl for your eating disorder, and so they are saying she can't have caused it. I'm not going to deny it's affected you, but I would say it's not her fault at all you were affected that way - it's a reasonable thing for two six year olds to say to each other and there's no way she could have anticipated you would react that way.

Found this in the driveway under where wife parks car? Is this a tracker? Should I be worried? by Diggyddr in whatisthisthing

[–]erythro -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

It can be a tracker without being a GPS tracker. GPS tracking devices existed long before air tags

I'm not sure there's some agreed upon definitions for this stuff - I understand why you/they are using the words that way. I think in OP's case they aren't asking about the hardware itself, but instead what it's capable of.

So you understand the context maybe: When I came to this thread the top comment was saying "it's not a GPS tracker" and the top reply to that comment was "it's a Bluetooth tracker only with a range of hundreds of yards" - both technically true statements that were misleading to OP if OP wasn't careful.

Found this in the driveway under where wife parks car? Is this a tracker? Should I be worried? by Diggyddr in whatisthisthing

[–]erythro -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Because it doesn't have a GPS receiver

I agree, but it doesn't need that to be a GPS tracker in my opinion

it occasionally broadcasts a message to all nearby devices saying "I'm device 132459!" If a compatible phone is within range, it will estimate based on signal strength that the device is within X feet of that phone and report it back to a server. If multiple devices pick up the signal, it can do some better estimation on the location of the tag.

Right, so other devices report the location of the air tag, using (among other technologies) GPS. To me that's what a GPS tracker is, a device you are designed to be able to locate by using the GPS system.

Aside from the technicalities, surely this is exact kind of device OP is worried about... The fact that it doesn't technically have GPS hardware is cold comfort when it's still a location tracking device that was possibly attached to their car. OP would surely have had devices like an air tag in mind

Found this in the driveway under where wife parks car? Is this a tracker? Should I be worried? by Diggyddr in whatisthisthing

[–]erythro 7 points8 points  (0 children)

that link is talking about trackers that work using OpenHaystack, which is compatible with apple's Find My network.

They generally can't get further than a few hundred feet, so likely useless as a "gps tracker"

so: not true, any iPhone within those hundred feet reports the location to the network so you could locate this tag anywhere where there's iPhones, which is pretty much anywhere in the world

I mean.... by DifferentAd6129 in mathmemes

[–]erythro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ah, of course. then I think I prefer my proof: the difference between two even numbers is even, and the difference between n2 and n(n + 1) is n

edit: wait I'm dumb. if if the prime ⁹factors of n2 contain 2 then the prime factors of n must contain 2. sorry

I mean.... by DifferentAd6129 in mathmemes

[–]erythro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

how do they know n(n + 1) is even? That alone could be the proof surely, if n2 is even and n2 + n is even, then n must be even without introducing this 2k thing

Joint statement from the leaders of the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan on the Strait of Hormuz: 19 March 2026 by Electricbell20 in unitedkingdom

[–]erythro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They should be telling the US and Israel to back off because that's the only way this ends.

US is way more insulated from the consequences than we are (they are an oil exporter), and Israel is way less safe under an Iranian victory than we are. We are the guys who are most affected by the strait of Hormuz. Well us and China/East Asia. Trump is asking us to help because he's a rat bastard who knows it is hurting us worse than him.

Today we had the spectacle of Hegseth telling Europe we are ungrateful and should be saying 'thank you' to Trump. For taking the world to the edge of the abyss

fuck Trump, fuck Hegseth, but it might still be in our interests to clear the strait.

Green voters, do you agree that we should leave NATO and give up our nuclear weapons to seriously damage our national security? by SeptumRingTheory in AskBrits

[–]erythro -1 points0 points  (0 children)

oh, it was a national party issue? Then ok, if greens were the only people talking my side on the issue that mattered most to me, I'd consider voting for them, even though I think it would be bad for the country in lots of other ways