Impressions
A bit longer and worked up Assertions.
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Ideological Laziness
Using AI to understand the failure of American Democracy. There is a profound correlation between human cognition and machine intelligence. When we first interact with an AI, it pulls toward the “orthodox”—the statistically average, consensus view drawn from billions of… Continue reading
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Electric Writing
Slowly learning what all the little buttons and knobs do. There was a time when I was able to sit down and collect my focus to write in my own voice. Back then it was fairly easy, all I needed… Continue reading
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Some Political Perspective
Modeling a path forward. The Prompt: Write a description, in modern American style, that explores what it would look like if a new political party tried to establish itself during a severe economic decline, while the established leaders behaved like… Continue reading
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A Grand Vision
Like any intelligent person, I don’t trust anything I see in the media; whether it be legacy or social. I tend to rely on what my instincts tell me when I step back and try to see the big picture. … Continue reading
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Predictable Arrogance
The Insider Traders expected Iran to do what they always do; turn the other cheek. Create some fear, move the markets a bit, and make a killing. You know… business as usual. But now, Iran has become the Tar Baby… Continue reading
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The Laughing Genie
The three types of liars. Our imagination is capable of great creativity and great destruction. Through the medium of our choices and behaviors, it is the source of all manifestation. Truly, a genie in a lamp. Similarly, if we are… Continue reading
