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Bits of ideas

Bits of ideas

Many of my favourite quotes come from the writings of Douglas Adams. Some are more profound than others. One common one that gets used quite regularly is: Time is an illusion. Lunch Time, doubly so. There is much debate on whether time exists at all or it's just something man made up so he could complain about when people were late. Adams also made the profound statement; Time doesn't...

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Wow. Two masking dudes

The cat foreman

One thing this week living alone taking care of everything on the farm has taught me about cats and dogs is this. Both of them have accurate time systems and they love routines. I grew up in an environment with a German father that had a time obsession. That meant my whole family had a time obdession too. I remember the watches and how excited he was when they switched to clicking the second...

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I’m more AI than it is human

I’m more AI than it is human

This was voice translated and not punctuated correctly or proofreading anyway. Or proofread in any way. Or proof read in any way. it continues concepts from the previous post

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The time machine problem.

The rock needs pushing.

At the moment I have just finished writing this but without my spelling or grammar being checked, I am very proud of this. I hope that joy is not crushed by the edit that comes after the adreneline fades.

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4 am to 6am

4 am to 6am

It’s weird all the story bitmojis are gone. In today’s world of mass storage possibilities, to remove our options of choice seems like an intentional thing. No stories? That is tragic. I’m all about the story.

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Story Landmarks

Story Landmarks

A blog of hope and eventually a blog out joy crushing depression that turns back around in the end. Another life story.

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People guilt online

Chapter Three… The end

It wasn’t the right time to write this blog so I ended it early. My mind is thinking in multiple directions and doesn’t have the focus for the right mood. I hope this isn’t the one that gains traction and gets shared but sometimes that’s the way life works.

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Hating AI as a Hobby

Hating AI as a Hobby

I have been using Chat GPT to create a series of LEGO playsets derived from scenes from the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Some turned out good after a few tries, and some turned out less good, but I posted all of them to two different fan groups on Facebook and got interesting responses. By far, these have been the most popular posts I have ever had out of anything I've ever done online....

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Sad vs Hopeless

Sad vs Hopeless

A deep observation of the world that I acknowledge, and choose to do nothing about but take notes along the way.

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Writing verses talking

Writing verses talking

I’ve already forgotten what this post was about by the time I get to the point where I type in the excerpt for this place holder

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World of Change – Things I’ve Lived Through

World of Change – Things I’ve Lived Through

How the world has changed Things I’ve Lived Through (Born 1963) 1960s–1970s: 1960s–70s – We got 13 TV channels where I lived. Most people got fewer. This was before cable Early 1970s – We used to share our home phone with neighbours. Long-distance was so expensive that nobody used it Mid 1970s – Our family had one of the first microwaves Late 1970s – I sold people their first computers with the...

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I’m not wrong.

I’m not wrong.

It continuously amazes me how some smart people assume I'm wrong without any reason, especially when it's obvious I'm not. There are many ways I refer to when I say obvious including things I've previously done, or things I've based my career on. I can be standing on the correct answer and they still think I'm wrong. I used to second guess myself more. I'm willing to accept I might be wrong...

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Spaghetti in an orange

Spaghetti in an orange

If light reflects off a round surface outwards in straight lines, would it separate and leave unlot areas similar to sticking lots of spaghetti sticks in an orange? Your analogy is quite creative! Let’s break this down to understand what happens when light reflects off a round surface and whether it would leave unlit areas, akin to sticking spaghetti sticks into an orange. When light reflects...

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Wild Politics. Hard to Ignore

Wild Politics. Hard to Ignore

Politics are hTd to ignore these days and quite scary to pay attention to. The USA is going in a new direction and people either think it's great because they're told it's the right thing to do, or they're a little terrified but still doing almost nothing. It's fascinating to watch as a spectator because it's absurd but it's happening anyway. The USA is becoming a political fascist dictatorship...

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