A red fruit is enjoying himself peacefully in the wine cellar.
Its rosy hue looks incredibly vibrant today, perhaps due to the wine.
APPLe: Good morning ... burp Or evening, my lady.
APPLe: Just as expected, the wine on this island is exquisite.
APPLe: I, this APPLe, pledges to personally take on the task of documenting these wines and preserving their names for posterity!
APPLe: They will be called "Cuvée Apeiron," in honor of this respectable school of thought.
APPLe: It pains this APPLe to the core that such a talented group of scholars parted ways over philosophical differences, Ms. Vertin.
APPLe: Disagreements are not always bad. Sometimes the spark of progress comes from the friction of ideas.
APPLe: The flaws in the foundation of calculus weren't discovered by a mathematician ...
APPLe: ... but by a theologian heavily involved in the study of religion.
APPLe: And for that, we should be grateful to him for bringing it to light.
APPLe: His insights revealed weaknesses in the concept of Infinitesimals, prompting a need for improvement.
APPLe: Thanks to his criticisms, mathematics was spared from becoming a palace of errors and lies.
APPLe: This APPLe believes that the current differences in the School of Apeiron will eventually lead to a greater unity.
APPLe: We should toast, *burp*, to differences.
APPLe: Disagreements are not always bad. Sometimes the spark of progress comes from the friction of ideas.
APPLe: The flaws in the foundation of calculus weren't discovered by a mathematician ...
APPLe: ... but by a theologian heavily involved in the study of religion.
APPLe: And for that, we should be grateful to him for bringing it to light.
APPLe: His insights revealed weaknesses in the concept of Infinitesimals, prompting a need for improvement.
APPLe: Thanks to his criticisms, mathematics was spared from becoming a palace of errors and lies.
APPLe: This APPLe believes that the current differences in the School of Apeiron will eventually lead to a greater unity.
APPLe: We should toast, *burp*, to differences.
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APPLe: Would you like to learn more about this wine?
APPLe: It pains this APPLe to the core that such a talented group of scholars parted ways over philosophical differences, Ms. Vertin.
APPLe: Disagreements are not always bad. Sometimes the spark of progress comes from the friction of ideas.
APPLe: The flaws in the foundation of calculus weren't discovered by a mathematician ...
APPLe: ... but by a theologian heavily involved in the study of religion.
APPLe: And for that, we should be grateful to him for bringing it to light.
APPLe: His insights revealed weaknesses in the concept of Infinitesimals, prompting a need for improvement.
APPLe: Thanks to his criticisms, mathematics was spared from becoming a palace of errors and lies.
APPLe: This APPLe believes that the current differences in the School of Apeiron will eventually lead to a greater unity.
APPLe: We should toast, *burp*, to differences.
APPLe: Disagreements are not always bad. Sometimes the spark of progress comes from the friction of ideas.
APPLe: The flaws in the foundation of calculus weren't discovered by a mathematician ...
APPLe: ... but by a theologian heavily involved in the study of religion.
APPLe: And for that, we should be grateful to him for bringing it to light.
APPLe: His insights revealed weaknesses in the concept of Infinitesimals, prompting a need for improvement.
APPLe: Thanks to his criticisms, mathematics was spared from becoming a palace of errors and lies.
APPLe: This APPLe believes that the current differences in the School of Apeiron will eventually lead to a greater unity.
APPLe: We should toast, *burp*, to differences.