The algorithms will show you posts based on your past likes, and it's only a matter of time you'll be shown something adjacent to what you like, yet across "that line" and you may not catch the distinction if you're liking things too quickly.

"There, partially sheltered from the radiation emanating from the psychic billboards that papered the moon, yet within the romantic, latticed shadow they cast through the antenna platform, he would fret dominant 7th chords and strum plaintive tunes about his lost love, Elsa Bliss."
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"Our displacement and the reduction to insect form of this world’s once dominant species appear to be just two of the bizarre side-effects."
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I used it in a poem, once.
It includes the couplet:
…
Why Pop's apoplectic dither?
Mother didn’t take her with her

This is not okay.

Poltergeist, Alien, The Thing, 28 Days Later

So awesome. Count your blessings every day.

I’m so jealous that you have a wife who will read to you. I studied acting and would love to read aloud, but my reading pace could never satisfy her. (She’s a fast reader).

Very striking!

Not a real quote; doesn't match my personal experience; that's not how to spell my name.

Huh. I suppose it depends on your line of work.

Honestly, if I were in your shoes, I would use it to speedily correct them.

ChatGPT collates information from more sources, faster. It can make mistakes, and results may be incomplete. But results are better than those from search engines, and because using is it is more intuitive, you can modify your questions dynamically and request corrections.

I just looked up Red Box Games to see what they're about, and as I was scrolling through their medieval fantasy miniatures, could not help but imagine each knight or Viking as a plastic-eyed bigot.

Total protonic reversal!

Further adventures about the modern, grown-up Alice can be found in books by other authors in the "Alternate Alice" series, published by Black Hare Press: blackharepress.com/pages/public...

Lien
The linking

I love the artwork. Who is the illustrator?

(Strictly speaking, there are multiple "correct" yet distinct pronunciations for caliche, depending upon the speaker's native tongue. Because it's a Spanish/Mexican word, arguably the Mexican pronunciation, "kah-LEE-cheh" properly rhymes only with a few other Mexican words. Listen to me preach, eh?)