Ossetian.

Capellini.

Spaghetti’s the minimum thickness for being able to cook with a soft outer layer to pick up sauce while still keeping some toothiness inside.

Between the various cortical layers and white matter, what part of the brain’s structure do these implants typically target? Do they sit on top of the outermost layer of some specific region of the cortex (effectively creating a new layer), or do they make long-distance connections to other brain structures?

Along the same lines, do deaf people compose poems in ASL? What aspect of that language plays the part of rhyme?

A number for which that is true is called a normal number. It’s proven that almost all real numbers are normal, but it’s very difficult to prove that any particular number is normal. It hasn’t yet been proved that π is normal, though it’s generally assumed to be.

If you’re referring to the “many-worlds” interpretation of quantum mechanics, I think DeWitt just made a mess of Everett’s original, much stronger “relative-state” formulation. But in either case, the apparent branching is caused by quantum events, while the alternate timelines we imagine as possible outcomes of prior decisions are more often due to our inability to perceive all the (non-quantum) conditions that led to those alternatives not happening.

Make the Pope announce his conversion to Buddhism (and declare it an infallible doctrine of faith, ex cathedra).