Do Skeptics Make You Have a Cow?
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wow this is cool editing especially with the cow talking i just wanted to mention don't Para Adumas have 2 little hairs on top were are they Reply
I think you may be muddling up with the law that it should NOT have more than two hairs of another colour. Reply
i think you may be right. i just wanted to mention that i thought about it is because of a story in the Gemara, that the chochomim were looking for a red cow for a para aduma. A goy who had one decided to play a trick on them and he put a yoke on it, which a para aduma is posul if it has a yoke, and when the chochomim returned they didn't want it because they realized the animal had a yoke by the two hairs being down. that is where i thought of it Reply
So cool! Interesting Derher 😅 Reply
Yashar Koach!
what accent is it?
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The lecture clarifies it all, almost. Thanks be to God he brought this lecture and created such a clever lecturer! Even rather sad things are converted into humorous. Hugs! Reply
This is great teaching.
I am a non Jew.
Thanks
Also I am interested in the making of the video.
What software did you use to make the cow talk?
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Many thanks! The software I used is "CrazyTalk 8." Reply
I am on CrazyTalk8 website, did you use pipeline, pro or standard Reply
Thank you very much for responding Reply
Wow that was really entertaining! What an idea to bring on a cow with an adorable accent! The message was brought out really clear and interesting Reply
Hey, your 'red heifer' story has a picture of a cow with upper front teeth...cows don't have upper front teeth. (not being that picky, just thought someone ought to say something. Reply
During the long preparations for this video, several species of talking cow (bovina loquentes) were genetically engineered in various laboratories before they were educated in the best yeshivot of Budapest. Many of the early models were designed in the usual manner, i.e. without upper front teeth (absentis dentes superiores). Unfortunately, they were unable to clearly pronounce the necessary dental consonants -- i.e. /t/, /d/, /n/, and /l/ -- in Hungarian, Hebrew and English. And consequently, for the pedagogic reasons, new liberties had to be taken in the genetic experimentation, until, finally, a viable Bovina Loquentes was fashioned. Reply
Oooohhhhhh, I love this sense of humor, darling!! Reply
Yes, but...(says no), would such a creation still be Kosher? (Can we still eat after you kill it; at least the Kosher parts?) Reply
Yes it would be. Animals have been genetically engineered before and we eat them. Reply
Chighel is the best!!! Also, Everytime someone says to me about having cake and eating it too, I literally say the same thing! I love your videos so much! You are so awesome! I learn so much! Thx (◍•ᴗ•◍)