What better way to begin than with Rashi’s famous comment to Sh’mos (Exodus) 19:5. At age 24 I had to learn aleph-beis, followed by talmudic grammar, syntax, and reasoning, followed by Jewish law and ritual, followed by how to articulate all of the above to others. Now it’s technology, and my mind is not nearly so resiliant at age … well, I’m a lot older than 24.
So, while I labor to get this blog up and running, here’s my latest post from elsewhere:
http://www.beyondbt.com/?p=1041
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