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Tzvi Freeman

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Senior Editor at Chabad.org

Skateboarding on the nexus of reason and beyond

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  • 3 weeks ago | chabad.org | Tzvi Freeman

    You may have noticed that, recently, as in just over the past five hundred years or so, most of us started thinking funny. We like to imagine the human mind has evolved and expanded. We discovered entire continents. We discovered the microbes living upon us, split the atom, and planted a flag on the moon. We conquered starvation, infant mortality, and disease, and got a machine to research our doctoral thesis and make silly cartoons of us with six-pack abdomens. Boy, we must be smart.

  • 1 month ago | chabad.org | Tzvi Freeman

    G‑d showed Moses the moon in its renewal and said, “When the moon is renewed, that will be the head of the month.” (Rashi’s Commentary, Exodus 12:2)The other nations count by the sun, while Israel counts by the moon. (Talmud, Sukkah 29a)And He told the moon to renew herself, as a crown of beauty to those He carries from the womb, for they are likewise to be renewed and to glorify their Creator for the name of the glory of His kingdom.

  • 1 month ago | tjvnews.com | Sholom Schreirber |Tzvi Freeman

    Let’s all leave ourselves behind this PassoverBy: Tzvi FreemanEvery morning and every night, a Jew has to remember two things:G‑d is one. He took us out of Egypt. They’re the bookends of the Shema Yisrael declaration. It begins with our affirmation that “G‑d is One” and ends with His affirmation that “I am G‑d, your G‑d, who took you out of the land of Egypt to be your G‑d.”It may seem bizarre that the two come wrapped in a single package. What does G‑d’s oneness have to do with leaving Egypt?

  • 1 month ago | chabad.org | Tzvi Freeman

    Question:I am “doing Judaism,” but I’m not enjoying it. Yes, I know the delight-of-Shabbat spiel, but for me, sitting at home on Friday night is a bore. The rabbi told me about how keeping the rules of the mikvah enhance your marriage; to me it’s a pain in the neck. And this kosher business ripped the whole entertainment section out of my life. Response:Some say G‑d created the world so we could party. It’s only half true. He created it so He could party with us.

  • 1 month ago | chabad.org | Tzvi Freeman |Yehuda Shurpin

    Every technological advance expands our understanding of ourselves and our world. It also deeply affects society, often shaking social norms and stability. AI learning models, with their capacity to generate information and media, are certainly no exception. It’s vital that we come to an understanding of what these are, how they affects us, and what we must do to best harness them for the benefit, and not detriment, of our world, down to each and every individual. There is nothing new under the sun.

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Tzvi Freeman
Tzvi Freeman @TzviFreeman
3 Jul 24

Just figured it out. The universe is held together by divine wisdom. Humanity is held together by duct tape.

Tzvi Freeman
Tzvi Freeman @TzviFreeman
13 Dec 23

In 1933, if even a few voices of academia had spoken up, history would have changed course. Today, we have a second chance. Please read this. Then ask your prof to put up a mezuzah on his office doorpost. No statement could be stronger. https://t.co/98soWSttfZ

Tzvi Freeman
Tzvi Freeman @TzviFreeman
5 Dec 23

RT @DrEliDavid: 🚨 Presidents of @Harvard @MIT and @Penn: “It's OK to call for genocide of Jews” 🤯 https://t.co/SsGEMXoRtO