Daf Yomi Chullin Daf 127 by R' Eli Stefansky

Good morning. [screaming] Welcome. Welcome to all the guests. Whoever flew in or came special for the Shabbat, please raise your hand. This a like a raise. >> [laughter] >> David, >> he's back. Official >> official. Who else? >> And Donnie Benedict. Let's Let's see. Let's see the Benedict thing. The sponsorship. Oh. Oh, Raa, check this out. Benedict. [clears throat] >> It's very very um very emotional actually. We're doing a shabaton here in the second one but this is the first time we took like a gazuna hotel sold out. 700 plus people are coming and it's sold out within a day. It's unbelievable. It's going to be special. Dear belly, my name is Ruben Ginsburg. I'm 12 years old and live in Woodmir, New York. I came to this year you gave in the office in Woodmir last year as one of the highlights of my year and getting a picture with you. September 3rd is the one-year anniversary of my starting learning. He's 12 years old. You understand? And I just want to thank you for encouraging me to learn the most and most importantly for giving me a gishmak and love of gumar learning. It's even helping me in my car. Thank you Rebby Ginsburg. This is >> I am going into a kidney donor. Someone who donated today. Kidney and I'm hearing something coming out of the door. Let's see. Oh my gosh. Kim, how are you? What are you listening to? >> What a shock. didn't see him before. >> This guy donated today a kidney to a stranger came from Baltimore and doing the D. >> Listen listen what he has to say. It's very important. >> Fall behind cuz I know if I fall behind I can't make it up tomorrow. You just do that day. >> You got to know that that's the saved thousands. If you try to make it up that's how you fall. You don't make it up kidney. You do the next day and afterwards you make it up. >> [laughter] >> voice said, "Beautiful email from Jamie Auli. How many years has Jamie Auli been with this year?" >> It seems like forever. >> Seems like forever. Shelli, I was thinking about what you said the other day about making Kabala and it hit me. In two weeks, it'll be one year since one small cabala completely changed my life. I said a friend and he mentioned learning is making Kabala. It's l only 14 blat. I wasn't a daff guy. I wanted something 20 minutes max. I started with Rabbi Resnik. My plan was to finish the 14th blind and go right back to my regular schedule. That's it. Then I joined you for the last DA. The MDY ads brought me in and Mayor Planka pushed me especially with the satellite location. Almost a year later, it's crazy to see what a cabala did, especially the last blot. I learn more hours, have a completely different sa my learning in life and look forward to the daff every day. My wife and kids see and live that change. It led to the satellite location next crusader for boys in yeshiva during lunch not talking during kadesh friends around the world starting the daf from something as simple as a WhatsApp status and during the shabat my nine-year-old coming to me on his own and saying I want to learn the daf etc I can literally go on the serious you bring to learning in a way that every type of ye can understand and connect to is something special it's exciting to see the impact strength of so many people worldwide on a daily basis like your mush about the one screw and the glass battle sometimes one small fix changes everything the machine can produce and more for me it was 14 blood of your thank you for everything your belly you have a huge and wear that small took me and my family may bench you your family and the entire tom even more this upcoming year all the best Jamie beautiful email >> today [laughter] >> the daff iversary. >> Staffversary. >> It's cool that a lot of people we started in Harris are still with us today. >> Yeah. 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No, I'm saying ask nonfix. No nonfix. Are you as much as Klein? >> No. You see how beautiful that is? >> Dar lot of people. The lot of people. Okay, fine. 10 people. 10 people. Live and breathe. Benny Benny. Benny. Ben. Live and breathe. >> And I was thinking >> when I read this name Levi, I don't know him that long. He's very new, but Imm seems like every time he's making phone calls and pushing and going and making and you know, he's one very few people like that. I'm just saying and I'm not I'm not it's not to belittle the other people in this room. I know you're looking at me. I also live and breathe it ban. No, he does a lot of people. But >> get over here. >> What? The whole thing is officially catching up by chance. >> I know, but he's not making phone calls for talking to all these people. I'm not putting I'm not putting it down. >> Moved here to from America to join this. No one. >> He moved here to come to the >> Again, I I hope I didn't insult people. There's there's a lot of people that live and breathe, but there's no there's a few that literally they don't do anything else. They have companies, they have things, and everything is on the way side. We should have more. That's my We should have more. If you're one of those people and you come out there, that's it. [clears throat] Dave lives lives and breathes. >> Yeah. Where is he? Where is he now? Of course, I got to be in the hotel right now for being up there. >> Spanish. I could always count on you to to to correct me. >> No, that's a better name. >> Yeah. Dave, >> there's a lot of names. I I could go down the list. Okay, fine. >> There's 95enters and there's 100 percenters. >> Okay, anonymous. >> And what is 110%? >> Oh, Yeshua vir with gratitude to rebell. I get Oh, here. Take out the rav line it and put the reb with the gratitude of rebell. I get to learn and enjoy your share every day. Huh? >> I'm gonna bold it in anonymous and to all and Simon families who needs Simon Rosenfeld on a 47 yard on 19th of Robly and Ben Rosen in memory of Aias. Is that >> Elias? a special Jew and a beloved colleague. >> That's how you say it. >> Where's Rob earlier? I saw him looking for parking. >> Who is he? He was young. >> He worked for He's 57 and he went for a operation small kidney stone and had a heart attack. >> Wow. Wow. >> Should have an aliyah. Anonymous. I think I asked you last time also. No, but I remember the story. Anonymous. Anonymous. Bas Steve Loenthal with MDY and Rebelli on one full year since I started with B. Interesting. >> Oh no. 14 days whatever. Okay. Yankee Bronn in honor of an amazing year doing the yoi here. Another another year guy. 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And it eats trees for a living. It it could fall like it takes a giant tree, cottonwood tree, and chews through it within, you know, 20 30 minutes. Boom. The whole tree goes flying down, builds dams, all that stuff. Right here we see him out of the water. He's a great swimmer and he very interesting animal. Is he an aquatic creature or a land creature? What is he? >> To what malus you get if you eat him? Let's say >> both. >> You could call him a fish. >> No, he's [clears throat] >> What does he look like? >> What does he look? He's out of the He's out of the water right here. [clears throat] >> We're going to We're going to find out that this this particular animal is considered an aquatic creature. Turn around [clears throat] says in the talking about says [clears throat] Rashi right away says over here because you probably asking yourself we just learned of B and B the same Her to asker the the juices of these yummy delicious saying that the hides are also like their flesh And here we go with the bets of the rabbis the I think I have actually bet it's in here somewhere if I don't have to maybe somebody took it out already oh no I have no joke this is a real b >> what >> of a >> where did I get it from no this is Uh, parrots, [laughter] [clears throat] this is a parrot egg. Whatever. I thought you guys would fall for it. Didn't think you start going to start asking me questions. [laughter] >> Yeah, that's right. >> What happened last time? He would eat it. >> That's not kosher. >> He didn't eat. He ate it. What? [laughter] >> I don't remember. I don't want Maybe I erased it from my memory. I remember something. >> He He drank it. >> Hard boiled. >> It was hard boiled. >> Oh. Oh, somebody made a hard-boiled egg from a thing. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. The rabbis bas [clears throat] the femur of the shar also isma I think that for instance this egg right over here is not fertilized this is just from a female not a fertilized egg a non-fertilized egg is different maybe there should be [clears throat] what's the fact that there's it's not just the the white it has it's going to be it's going to be a chick. It's going to be a bird. That that's why it's basically is is developed. So too, the egg has to be developed. It's going to form a real a real [laughter] maybe even without a hole in it. You have to be able to touch it. It needs to have a small hole. If you can't if you can't get to it, then it's how wide of a hole. As wide as a hairy because if you have a small tiny hole, you could put a here in there and you could touch the tum and the tum will go out through the hair into your hand and you saw this interesting. We don't know what it is exactly. The Ram doesn't know what it is. Everybody talks about what's going on here. It's only if this mouse is on the red side where it has a red arrow. It's completely mouse from head to toe. If it's only half of that up to his hand, let's say, then it's not the the shirts we're talking about. If you were to touch a mouse that's only 25% mouse, 75% dirt, then you wouldn't become tummy. It has to one full side from it seems like this side from top to bottom right side. Some say this goes on the end. Not that you're touching the red arrow, you're touching the green arrow, you become Let me just show you this real quickly. >> We're going to Oman for Roshashana. >> We need to bring a gift for Zilinski. >> Go to the safe. >> [snorts] >> Gamu letova. We have plenty of rat sand. >> Okay, I'm going to stop it there. [clears throat] >> [laughter] >> Okay. I didn't realize it's going to be the words on the bottom. But the Americans don't they can't read it. They're not going to understand what it says there. Yeah. At least is not going to What's going on? Oh, fine. So, it's either on the first part. Let's go back to this picture. Either you're touching where the red arrow is. It has to be the whole the whole side or you're touching on the green side and you become tummy also. So [clears throat] if we say that you touch on the red side it means even on meaning that if you touch on the dirt side you'll also become if you become by touching the dirt on the right side you'll become even if there's only 25% mouse on the left side or half of what you have on the left You don't need the full amount. So, as we're going to see soon, everything in the on land, there's something that rep that's represented in the ocean. >> There's a seahorse. There's a something called a yam. Looks something like this. Looks like a mouse a little bit. Where's the like? I don't know. There's the different here. This one, let's say, [clears throat] doesn't move as fast as a mouse, but okay. It resembles a mouse. It's actually called a sea mouse in English. It's called in in Hebrew. It's the counterpart. So, that is not a sher. How do we know it's not a sher? His name is a mouse. The Pik says together it's in the same P weasel a rat whatever you want to call it. So you say that a tummy and a and a mouse's just like the only grows on land. It's the only animal in the world maybe the the the facts but the only animal that we know of that grows only there's no counterpart in the water. So too it's only the mouse the land mouse and not the sea mouse that's often both here it says in the [snorts] name it's all the mice of the world even a seam mouse as long it has the name that's why I need a it says take a look at the thing it's going the change. We're we're highlighting those words. It has to be on land, not a sea creature. What about a mouse that decides to go jump into the ocean and dies over there and then you touch it. Maybe it shouldn't be because it's not on the ground. You only become on the ground. >> New York. Exactly. >> New York sewers. Welcome. So the next the word right before Allah it's tells us anything that um that's a in other words wherever he's a even in the water maybe the word a comes to say something else only something that could reproduce what can't reproduce believe it or not makes a lot of sense this half dirt half mouse can't reproduce why can't it reproduce because it was produced from the dirt. It wasn't born from aa >> spontaneous generation. >> Spontaneous generation. [clears throat] Anything that's created through spontaneous generation, whatever that means can't continues whatever it is continues in that. So maybe I could take this word to say that it's not it's not doesn't reproduce and therefore from this that we have over here by the way the top line over here is something that we should remember from those words you see anywhere that okay similar to what we said has a name has a name. Maybe this half mouse is also his name is mouse. Half mouse but still a mouse. Mickey Mouse half mouse. All the mice are perhaps you could say a different logic. Maybe has to be similar to the which reproduces and and any mouse reproduces to but not a half a half mouse. Basher and that comes to include also a half mouse. A half mouse is also so here's go to that word great or another last fine I'll give you that comes to say that also a half mouse maybe is different different than you learn maybe a comes to say that you're no different even a sea mouse. No, because we were learning that a regular mouse that went into the ocean is now he's learning that a seam should become to that's different is different even a seam should be to but it says has to be on the land and not something that that that grows in the sea that that lives in the in the ocean. >> [cough] [clears throat] >> So the word tell us that if it goes into the ocean should become so tells once we established that there's tum in the ocean from the word in the top of the first line of that if it jumps into the ocean into the water it's malihal why should a why shoulder that lives on land if it goes into the water should become okay but what does that mean we know that if there's a if you're not sure if you touched or not you walked over a grave you're not sure if the grave was here or there or you walked here or there you're because if you have a water let's say you have a little pond in your backyard and there's a flow floating rat there and you're just swimming and you're not sure if you touched it. Even if it's very very it's a very small area, you're tell we have a video of such a thing. [sighs] NO WAY. NO WAY. NO WAY. [screaming] >> YEAH. >> VIPER. >> Is this anybody from the share? They're all wearing tits in the titus in the [laughter] in the pond. They're wearing their gym shoes and they're all wearing the same exact cap. Yankees. What is that? Yeah, the Yankees. New York Yankees. >> Wow. Okay. No fear. A real a real man. No fear from from alligator. This but a little cockroach. The word we already used it to tell me that if you you're not sure if you touched the rat you're not telling there's actually three times it says >> let's go to the video yeah we're going to go right now we're going to go to the video tape >> say for you say for you thank Let's say it together a few times. I said, "Let's go to the video tape." Then we looked later. He was right. [laughter] Today's also right. It says twice. You're right. We're going to learn from one for for this is Yeah. Oh, it says twice. All is twice. What's it? What's a people always confuse it? Sav is not a turtle like in Hebrew. Sav is a toad. Yeah. This guy. Why? Why is he sad and angry? I don't know. Toad. Because ah cuz he's a Another guy's not. >> Yeah. I can't do this. I can't read it the way it says it here. In yeshiba we called it the famous hello but it says why they say because the is the famous donkey that that's very dangerous. [snorts] All the gumaras have an arvod even the art scroll. >> I thought it was it was hit me. I looked it up. We're going to learn this giml in 308 days from now. We're going to be in the middle of bra in the middle of braas in 308 days from now. >> It's crazy how many are you excited about this? That's a seash in 10 months. Yeah. Yeah. But we're going to be in the middle of Wow. We're going to be starting Shabas. We're going to be learning Shabas in less than a year from now. Unbelievable. So what does it say over there? The famous gar that oh was running around killing people. It bites you and that's it. It's all over. Whoever get gets to the water first wins. If you can run to the water source first then die dies. So, huh? >> It says Arvad. >> Now, it's Arvad. Yeah, it's Arvador. So, we have to go back and fix it. >> Yeah, it's so I'm going to call it like I call it shimmy. I call it whatever. I can't. Exactly. I forgot what I used to say in already. I'm so confused. Anyway, so he went put his foot on the the hole of Droy Darvad gap bit, but there was a water source there. He was able to touch it and Darvad died and he came Darvad died. >> Yeah. Yeah. The Rashi says there's water over there. So he takes the arvad on his thing and people said oi o to the person who bites or or meets and o to thevad the okay the the idea that it's not the car it's not the this it's the that kills a person it's theimandra the the is some sort of lizard they But salamandra. So if you were ever in the country when I was a kid, the the country the country, we had these kind of salamanders. You remember these? >> Still have them. >> Still have them. Still there. Is this what they look like? >> Yeah. Yeah. Is this what they look like? >> Yeah. >> I'll never forget I caught one. I was maybe four or five years old in Shayash. My father was a mag back in the day. So we're in the Sharash of Bungalow Colony. If you don't if you know, you know. But I'm talking about not today threetory 7,000 square ft uh bungalow. I'm talking about the the shack like it had like a screen door that the screen wasn't on. You know what I'm talking about? >> Wooden floor, wooden floor. >> Fly paper, >> fly paper. >> And there's only one bedroom and a and a like a kitchen sink. It was like >> Oh yeah. Yeah. people went over there like you leave your house and go there like a few steps to get up there on stilts you know it's like the one little square like a real bungalow from they still have them people still don't >> very little >> and I come in this the salamander and I knock it off the table the jar and the salamander start running and my mother is like running on the floor trying up the wall is just the scene like to see her like like if there's a salamander how do you go to sleep you can't go to sleep is going to come. But that's what we call a salamander. The salamander of the garra is this creature here. We have it over here. It's in fire for seven years and out comes this creature that's and again it starts with the with the mouse and it it ends with the salamander. These are things that we're not familiar with. We don't understand them. He did I put in the picture of that sound. There's like thousands of different varieties. I guess he took that one and he went with it. >> It's fireproof. >> I I looked it up recently to ask it said that people think it's again I don't want to argue anymore. People think it's fireproof because they they shake logs and they come running out when they use a log. The fire the sal comes running out when the fire starts. They hide in logs. Yeah. >> Come flying out of the log. So people think, "Oh, live in the fire." That was what the >> Okay, but >> that was like weird. >> We have to understand what's going on here. We'll see. We'll see what the Gumar says in a second that there's creatures that live in fire. We don't know of these things today, but you put >> Yeah, that's what it says here. He put the blood right now in the video. He took the blood of the salamander. It's I I think I spoke about it in the of Khago that Roasting away for seven years in the fire. You become fireproof. Learning the da for seven years. You could add your own. Those who watch those videos of me in in the safari, that's the I used. I guess I got it from here. that when you the idea of looking at creations and to to see the godless the fact you go into the water and and this these creatures that live in the water they're larger than than land animals there the blue whale is the size of I don't know like umund and something feet long the heart as hard as bigger than a school bus >> yeah big something crazy but they live over there they're able to breathe. You put us in there for a second and it's all over. What happened in Nepal this week? >> The water came and just in seconds everybody gone and is it a we live here we think it's normal but take a tuna fish put him over here and he doesn't survive a minute. If you take the the sea creatures, the aquatic creatures, put them on the on the on the on earth, they'll die immediately. If you put us in the ocean, I'm thinking now they they go down with these machines they built against pressure, little tiny submarines, and they go down thousands of feet and and sometimes they they implode, push from the pressure, and all of a sudden there's like a little fish swimming around there as if nothing happened. They live only there 3,000 feet below. I don't know. They're crazy. They can live. And there are creatures that can live in fire. Looked it up. They couldn't really find anything like that. But as there are creatures, there are organisms that can live in extreme heat, like even beyond boiling, but not in fire. Fire is already like, you know, a thousand degrees. Right. There's a lot of things we don't know and understand. There are there are there are creatures that live in the air. You know, there's there are birds that fly, you know, hundreds of miles, thousands of miles. They sleep while they while while they fly. You know this, they sleep. [laughter] >> They're flying. They're flying. They close one eye after they bring us to sleep. They like they have a system. They're sleeping. They they they >> also drink the rain as they're flying. >> Those are they eat while they could go for days in the air cuz they eat while they're flying. Those those erratic birds that go like this autopilot is >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Exactly. >> Well, they're aware of what's going on. They are aware because they have one eye open and they could there's someone just like we hear while we sleep. We're a little bit aware. We could hear our name. They could see the ones the ones that live in the fire. If they come out into the regular, they die. And the ones that [clears throat] live in the air and they go down into the fire, they'll die immediately. The one men knows what I'm talking about. You go to the to the safari, you see the the the the pilabria, how everything works beautifully and perfectly. This one, this one, the cheetah could could run 70 m an hour and the the deer could only the the impala could only run 60. So, how come he doesn't catch him every time? He barely catch because he could outrun him. He could last longer. And this one, the giraffe has a kick that could kill a lion. And this one has a this. Everyone has a a way out and a and a just you sit there and you say I know you guys want to go on another safari. I know not not yet. We have to but maybe perhaps you could say that human beings also are like this there's just if you think about a yeshiva bakar he comes to yes he says okay I'm going to be the top guy I'm going to be the biggest mas in yeshiva and he starts learning learning learning then he really turns around he sees that guy outlined him by two hours so he says okay I'm going to be the spar guy I'm going to be the the lambda of the yeshiva and he realized okay that guy is a little bit quicker and so I'm going to be the the lets of the yeshiva I'm going to be the this of the yeshiva and every he tries to we were sitting here yesterday and we were throwing things at the I told you you're the jaffy and some guy take any gimmar you want and so he's really a little off on his game that day yesterday he's like off by a daff or two and he felt he was he had kishas and but try to do it you you try to do it you'll have kalisha it's impossible for a regular person to to to contain that much uh and in seconds he says oh he's off days any >> so don't try the idea that created us like this guy could only live in the fire he could only live in this you have to take your gave you and go with those because you're not going to survive in the fire you're not going to survive in the this what a Hashem gave you this, you go with this and you could be the best at that for this. But don't try to imitate the other guy. Don't try to be like him when you you don't have those. >> Correct. The way we understand, the way we remember, the way we Yeah, you should know. Continue with that. Anything we have on earth, we have in the did it here. We have a video actually. He did a very nice job here. Why not? I'm not sure what this guy is. [music] He didn't put a lion fish in there. He didn't know about the lion fish. You see them in [music] flying fish. [music] >> [music] >> Hired fish. [music] Sears. That's what you were saying. That's why I recommend everybody to be a scuba diver. That's a different for different time. That's [music] >> what are those piranhas? I don't even know what they are. [laughter] >> Nick's table.com. Go check out. What is this guy? Okay. Zakimar. So everything you have in the on land you have in the ocean besides what do you see in the call it's a that's meaning anybody on earth we call the earth because that's the only one that only lives in the earth the beavers that live in it's stuff so a guy came over to me in after she yesterday and told me a beautiful thing about a beaver. It's true. I remember uh learning about it. The only way to enter the beaver's house is through the water. The entrance to his house. So, he builds a dam above water. So, he could live above water cuz he really he breathes above water. But the only way to enter it is through the water. So, maybe you're saying maybe that's the why the considers him an aquatic creature. He swims a lot and he has the kids are he builds he builds this dam but it's very what's going on here a land creature can't let's a wolf or a fox can't get him because the entrance is through the water a fish can't get him because he lives above the water in the house. The only way to get there is if you if you know how to swim you could swim and survive on the water for a while. So it's uh anyway so the Gar calls him listen to this these are not land animals these are aquatic creatures thing to me it's a once we're talking about this beaver that comes from we have to put in the whole place they're fat their skin their tail in other words their children they're adults everybody they're all three times. In other words, it's a great land. Land of America, the best. Oh, but they're they're in big trouble. They're doing terrible stuff. They have the best land, but they're bad. They don't they don't want to listen. If a guy from Norish kisses you, you better go to Nick, check out your teeth cuz he must have taken one of your teeth. That's why he'll kiss you away one of your teeth. If a guy from accompanies you, it's because he wanted here video. Excuse me. Where's a mikvah here? Shabas is in 20 minutes. A Mikah, my friend, you came to the right guy. Come on, I'll take you myself. Best macana in the whole city. Go in. Go in. Take your time. They got towels. They got everything. All right, I stopped it there for a reason. Any I don't have time for all the emails. If he's going to accompany you, he wants your jacket. >> Yes. If a guy from accompanies you, you got to change your room. I once went to this place called and I saw a snake trying to mate with the with the turtle and [clears throat] sure enough we had oh yeah toad. Well, yeah, maybe. Yeah. And then all of a sudden the came between them. They had a they had a child. People are creating these new creatures. They're making mules and who knows what. All sorts of creatures. You ever saw that um liger? It's like a lion and a tiger put together. You never seen it? >> They have it in in zoos. I've saw I saw it in San Francisco. It's much larger than a lion. It's white. It's a liger. There's such a thing. Put the two together. You get even a mug creature. I'm going to I'm going to do the the I don't know if I should show this. I don't have time for this. Basically, there's a video here of a guy is a mad scientist puts these creatures together and at the end he the droid and it starts wiping. that Roy took the mad scientist, threw him into machine together with a soccer ball and out came He was stuck in a soccer ball. [laughter] That's the idea of the Huh? >> Skip to the end. Could you skip to the end of that? Okay, whatever. If when they mate, they mate the same way. And they have the same pregnancy, the same length of pregnancy. How could an how could a a snake and a a toad have offspring? It's not the same months. It's not the same weight. There are actually two nissim here. The fact that the the snake would go with a with a a toad and second of all that there's actually a pregnancy two is a very bad thing. It kills people. Hyperus. It's not a it's not a nace. It's a piranos. Why is why do you call it a n is a good thing? Says my piranos. It's designed to destroy and get rid of the that's the I once heard like talking about oh here's a liger. It's a real thing. I saw with my own eyes. It's massive. It's larger than a lion. Larger than a tiger. So I don't it didn't look like this but yeah it does have like stripes. Imagine if there was a terrorist attack in a in a stadium here in [laughter] thousand people uh died would be a terrible terrible thing to say wow how but there's some sort of explanation you know it's it's a the number two bust and this okay but the fact that did it in a way that it doesn't make any sense where's the air force where's your tanks you let guys in slippers come in and kill 1,200 people's like that that's saying I'm showing you that's it's impossible that something like this could happen. Oh F-35s could go all the way to Iran hundreds of times. None of them fall down and bomb and bomb and bomb that they could do. But they can't stop a guy in slippers coming in with a with a tus and he's shing away. That's n puranos. says the I want to ask you a question. If you have here, I'm going to show you. Pretend this is a real tree and you have a dried out fig dry. And I yank this off on chabas. I yank it off on chabas. It's dry. Am I over on cliche? On chabas. >> Depends if it's No. No, it's attached. This tree is attached to the ground. It's trashing ground. But the the the fig is completely dead. Dead. [clears throat] >> Yes or no? >> Another question. Let's say a dead sher touches this. Does this become tame? Yes or no? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Mosha. >> Why? It's attached to the tree. Attached to the tree. So says the we have a very similar thing. It's dancing on two. It's two opposite in the same thing. It's fascinating. You have an animal that its leg is oh. [laughter] I love you. >> Everyone can bring someone to DAFF. The best way to repay back Ellie for all that he does. >> Is it rebellious? [applause] Go back to your bus. There's this there this there's 300 people that missed their their their jobs and their kyo and everything. But you did a good thing. What? >> [clears throat] >> Where? Where's Michael? >> Oh, don't tell me you came special for this for the >> You didn't come for the Okay, Michael. Okay, so listen to this. You have an animal. Here we go. You have an animal that leg is dangling by a thread. Is it is it detached that it's aai? No. But because it's 99% detached, it could it's susceptible to tum. If a dead sheriff touches that leg, it becomes >> and if that leg touches something else, it will make it to but it's not. If you eat it same, we're going to see with this treat. Where are we holding? >> We have four minutes left. No to an hour. I'm serious. We started late. If Rashik says if we'll see also he had to think that it's food for a but you have to put a bunch of water on it to make it susceptible activated. If you the animal so the animal's not in the veil anymore then the blood that comes out of it makes It's not you don't become through it the this animal dies. So this is a concept we spoke about it a lot and I'll remind [clears throat] many of you don't remember this. I know you know the those who did means that the moment the animal dies retroactively two seconds before the piece of it its limb fell off when it dies 5 seconds before it limb fell off what then it becomes So since miso is an it's not an avail. This piece is not an avail. What is it? The whole animal is an avail dead. But this piece is what's the difference if it's an is going to say but it's not. We could view this piece as if then it then it detached. All of a sudden it detached the limb is because of because it detached from the animal a moment before it died but it's not available specialist in international financial services says we said that if the limb is detached 99% it becomes as food but not as an avail heal itself how could it become as food when it's a healed a if it's not going to heal Then it should be a complete right now. It's not going to heal. It has to fall since it's hanging by a thread. It is not and therefore it's not an if they're attached by a by a thread. Maybe there should be that has to fall completely. And nevertheless, there's a mish a what's the word I'm looking for in English? A dichotomy. Is that the right word? Dichotomy. That there's like a on the one hand it's a it's not a on the other hand it's detached. There's a massive contrast there. And we see the same conscious by a fig or by fruit on a tree. These figs that look at this. Unbelievable. Fencer got me this. And but the question is how in the world do you have fresh frig figs right over here and dead figs right over here? The answer is I'll show you the this. This is the answer. Everybody say right over here. >> [laughter] >> I asked Yoshi if he could paint it. It's beautiful. Like you can see this yellow. It's not just brown. Smile is beautiful. No. You want to zoom in on this for a second? I don't know if you can. [clears throat] >> That's awesome. >> Anyway, but he what he did is also you can see here that he painted this brown. The ukuts, the stem all the ways brown. This one right over here is green. It's a big enough if the is green or not. >> [clears throat] >> If listen to this it's crazy. If a a rat a dead rat touches a mouse touches this this becomes to but if I pull it off on chabas I'm pulling it off on chabas is it detached or attached if it's attached and I'm on chabas so it's attached. So something a fruit that's attached to the tree cannot become but it does become tummy. >> Is that the word? I don't know if it's exoron. It's not. It's not really >> the economy. The economy is a little better. >> V from from the the go in English. He just used the obey. I love it. Official. No. Come up with the English word for that. >> Contradiction. >> He's thinking paradox. >> A paradox. That's the word. That Oh, >> finally. That's the word. That is the word, right? uses it. >> Oh, so I don't know. Should we stop here? It's like let's finish to where? Okay. Again, the same idea with a with a vegetable that shriveled when it's on its stem. You have these guys um some sort of cabbage that completely um dried out. They're not food. It's a a dried out leaf. And if you chopped it off and dried it out makes no sense. If it became dry, it's he just said it's not says tremendously. They are completely edible right now. But he he cut it off the ground unconditioned to dry it out. So I think that is works and is considered dry. No, it's not. These the the the cabbage is not edible. Even though these fruit that are attached to the gr to the tree, they do create tum. What's the case? Like this picture right over like this physical date with the stem. It's all dried out. If it's all dried out, it's completely not attached. meaning that the the stem is still green but the fruit isn't. So you see like what when you have a limb dangling by a thread it's like the is green. So on the one hand it's not it's not detached but on the other hand it's like this fig that's says no everything became dried out and you ask me it's oh it's the is not in the the fact that it's dry and it's nothing and that's and we don't need to say it at all but we're we're trying to say is the other the other thing that what that if the person had in mind to dry it out later that doesn't work right now it's not dry and it Have a wonderful day. Have a wonderful Shabas. We'll see you in the hotel. 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