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If they'd translated it literally, the title would be "De," which sounds really strange, especially since "dê" is also the imperative form of the verb "dar" (to give).

So they changed it to Origin, which makes me wonder how that title relates to the story. Maybe it's some kind of "origin of humanity" thing? Could Tabitha and Jade be some sort of Adam and Eve parallel? I'm not sure, it just seems like an odd choice.

I'd love to know if there's a theory that justifies this title. It'd also be interesting to hear how other countries translated the name and see how much it varies.

I recently started using Claude to help with my studies. I have already used ChatGPT and Gemini, but since I'm a software engineer and already use Claude Code to help me with coding, I decided to try Claude for studying other subjects.

​This is how I do it:

​Ask it to bring up all the important topics of a specific subject.

​Ask for the definitions of some of the concepts.

​Take notes on the concepts in my notebook.

​Watch videos on YouTube if the concept is still not clear.

​Explain it in my own words to Claude without consulting my notes.

​Claude confirms or corrects my explanation.

​Ask for 10 true/false questions to ensure that I really learned the subject.

​If I get less than 80% of the questions right, I review some of the concepts and ask for another 10 questions until I achieve 80%, and then I move to other concepts from the initial list.

​I've only been using this method for 15 days, but so far it is going so well. I'm doing an active type of studying that really feels like I am learning something.

​How are you guys using AI to study?