Using AI to Interpret Religious Beliefs

In my ongoing exploration of religion and belief systems, I found myself pondering the vast array of deities and moral codes that have shaped humanity. To better refine and expand my thoughts, I enlisted the help of an unlikely collaborator - ChatGPT. This partnership allowed me to tap into an extensive reservoir of knowledge spanning... Continue Reading →

Slight Amendments

I regularly make slight adjustments to my blog. This time they almost unnoticeable - unless you are a regular reader. (My statistics tell me most of my visitors are ME, other Australians, a few Americans, some Germans and little else.) 1. This time I changed the header background to NOT include my faded face. The... Continue Reading →

How Consequences and Choices Change Lives

Lately, I've been immersed in 'The Rookie' on Netflix, a series that brings back memories of Nathan Fillion's earlier work on Firefly - a reminder of how time flies for all of us. Tonight, I revisited one of my favorite episodes from Season 3, Episode 5, titled 'Lockdown'. In this very interesting installment, rookie officer... Continue Reading →

YouTube vs TED.com

I get a lot of my visual and mental stimuli at TED.com. I get humor on Youtube. Who is TED?  It is a website presenting the best of mankind online, and in such a way that we open our minds a little more each time we view/hear footage displayed. And all of it is free!... Continue Reading →

Life is Like a Box of Chocolates

Many of our core values and morals are not just shaped by traditional sources like family and education; they often find their roots in the movies we adore. Films have a unique way of delivering impactful messages that resonate with us, shaping our perspectives, influencing our decisions, and even altering our outlook on life. These... Continue Reading →

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