It’s not… why do I need to translate from Latin (or wherever these come from) to understand them? Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku do the same thing, and are widely known words. Not to mention all LLMs do is generate tokens; I prefer the homage to writing over a space reference.

It's a language-nerd joke he made. You have to know some Latin basically or enough Latinate roots. Those are the Latin-ish words for, in the same order: moon earth sun stars. So it's obvious in the sense of, it's increasing in size (assuming stars is the collection of all of them while the sun is just one of all the stars or one example of its parent category).

yes, each of these things are larger than the other

it really isn’t

clear would be something like

piss-cheap - it’s-alright-i guess - okay-relax - ouch-my-wallet

Bigger => Bigger, makes sense to me.

It isn’t ? ;) celestial bodies Are memorable

Many people would get confused on the order of Opus, Fable and Mythos. In my mind, they are even from different groups; fable is a synonym forba fairytale (perhaps with songs), mythos is communicating importance and status instead of a size, while opus is the only one which in my mind communicates a big size. "What did you think about the Tolstoy's book? It was not a book, but a real opus, a tedious, incomprehensible, sluggish monumental opus."

Oh my god I’ve got it!

Bug < Ticket < Story < Epic < Theme

Waiting on Limerick to drop.

mythos opus sonnet haiku, yes. But why in the world would a "fable" be bigger than an "opus"