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CHAZARAH - Zevachim Daf 79 | "Nothing but the Daf" with R' Eli Stefansky

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Rabbi Eli Stefansky

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Good morning. Okay, so we're talking about we're just starting talking about one of the things we're talking about is we're talking about how to how could one object overcome another object. So we know the famous concept of roy if one object is 51% the other one is 49% it could overcome it there's another way which is much less than ro and that is if you could taste it even a little taste which we call uh bashishim one out of 60 that's one way another way is called ryan ryan is you make Believe if you have you typically use it when you have two items that are very similar. They look the same. They taste the same. So you do a ryen means you just replace one item with another item that's not similar. If two items are similar, how could one overcome the other? They taste the same. So you pretend that let's say when you have wine, wine and blood. That's how we first saw it in the Mishna. wine and blood, it's a it's a different type of rin, but when they're the same color and no matter how much wine you're going to pour into the blood, it's still still going to look like blood. So, what do you do? So, you pretend that the wine or you pretend that the blood is is uh is something else is water and then you base it on the water. How much water do you need in order to overcome the wine or how etc. So, we're going to talk about Roy a little bit. So the question is how come when it comes to minim and again here here in MDY people don't have trauma from minim anymore we we learned it a lot we had videos with it just means two of the same thing how come we use a and not

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  1. 0:03Good morning. Okay, so we're talking about we're just starting talking about one of the things
  2. 2:45So says Gimar, let's just do it real quickly. I'll I'll read it quickly because we
  3. 5:34could be just a a small amount because spit sticks to the bucket. And what is
  4. 8:21but it also says that's enough to do you just you need one more percent than
  5. 11:37what about two two different types of things then we do we do Ryan this is
  6. 14:22one draft is not going to go in, then I know you didn't do a good
  7. 17:03it's 1/60th cuz even if you have 160th of another food you could you could taste
  8. 20:14famous the hill. They sit on hill. He would take the carbon pes the put it
  9. 22:51spittle is avatum. So the the the actual string becomes tummy. Comes a guy and he
  10. 25:30became mixed in with dam of something that's possible like the dam of pigle. What's that?

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