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Interesting, thanks for the info and link.
So the next time I meet a woman that recently gave birth, I can confidently congratulate her for executing a new human!
Executing the birthing process, not executing the new human.
Like how you stir batter, not pancakes.
Ok, I'm still trying to understand here..
According to a number of other comments, execute basically means to complete a process. So, isn't the pancake the executed final product? Isn't the baby?... 🤔
English is so fucking confusing 🤷
When we say they were executed, we mean the process happened to them.
But they are not executed, they are dead. They were executed, like a ball was kicked to score a goal.
So if the woman has to yeet the baby to execute the birthing process, why is there no goal post?