Mark S. Harris

Author of The Lamb Swap - An Ordinary Guy’s Journey Through Faith & Physics. Co-Founder Equip Products. No DM’s please. Luke 14:7-11

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After listening to a podcast and then asking Grok to define the Simulation, I was stunned. When an AI model actually states that Biblical Christianity is the best model, I had to write about it. Get it now: The Lamb Swap - Available on Apple, Kindle, Amazon, and where most books are sold.
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@RaminNasibov C. S. Lewis - The Great Divorce

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@VinnysCorner1 Steve Sax

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@BellaBaddie__ Senator

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@sflorimm Mapquest

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A Grok Imagined picture of what Paul The Apostle would have looked like just prior to his execution. Accurate?

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@hthieblot Adaptive

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@Kekius_Sage No, it it can point to One

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What a great product!

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What a great idea, and really well made!

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@JoshuaBarzon Seems extra... Aren't we all one body?

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@TiffanyFong Too Many

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@BuckSexton No

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@JoshuaBarzon AMC Pacer

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@rocknrollofall Hurt by Johnny Cash

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This would probably be my first electric vehicle...

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

The next-gen Roadster is finally heading for the factory floor in Texas.

The wildest thing about this Roadster?
Nearly a decade later, the specs still sound fake.

620 miles of range.
250+ mph.
0–60 in under 2 seconds.

Even reading these numbers feels excessive.

The Roadster still feels like a car from the future waiting for the rest of the industry to catch up.

@Tesla

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@topkekius Take a screenshot, then earn his continued interest.

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@RockNRoLL_85 Black Dog

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@Kekius_Sage To the event horizon

[Supersonic Redhead🛫 @Supersonic_Red]

A quick note on Generation Jones because I keep seeing the same two comments.

First, I did not invent Generation Jones.
I know I’ve covered this many times, but I’m saying it once more… with feeling!

The term was coined by social commentator Jonathan Pontell decades ago. It describes those of us born in the latter part of the Baby Boom, generally from the mid 1950s through the mid 1960s. The idea wasn’t that we were better or worse than anyone else. The idea was that our experiences were different.

And that’s where some people get upset.

“Why are you dividing people even more?”

I’m not. I’m trying to understand people. It is my nature to seek to understand.

Human beings naturally recognize patterns. In fact, pattern recognition is one of the hallmarks of intelligence. We categorize things constantly. We categorize music, literature, politics, sports, professions, regions, cultures, and historical eras. Not because we hate each other, but because understanding differences helps us understand ourselves.

The Baby Boomers were originally lumped into a single generation spanning roughly 20 years. That’s a huge group of people.

Someone born in 1946 had a very different experience from someone born in 1964.

The older Boomers remember Eisenhower, the early years of the Cold War, and, as young adults, the height of the counterculture movement.

I was born in late 1962. JFK was buried on my first birthday. I wasn’t a hippie. I wasn’t at Woodstock. By the time I was entering adulthood, America was dealing with stagflation, gas lines, sky high mortgage rates, and a very different economy.

Those experiences shape people.

That’s why the Generation Jones conversations have been so much fun.

For the first time, thousands of people are saying, “Wait a minute. That’s exactly how I remember it.”

We’re remembering rotary phones, typewriters, station wagons, lawn darts, latchkey afternoons, riding our bikes until dark, and growing up in the strange space between the analog and digital worlds.

Nobody is required to identify with Generation Jones.

Nobody is being excluded.

But the response has been remarkable because so many people finally feel seen.

And honestly, that’s what I’ve enjoyed most.

Not the labels.

The stories.

The memories.

The realization that millions of us had similar experiences and somehow found each other on the internet fifty years later.

It’s been one of the most unexpectedly joyful things I’ve ever posted about, and I don’t plan to stop anytime soon.

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@Kekius_Sage Thinking, with all the new information we have access to.

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@kekius9 This feels like a Dobie Gray reference.