@WholesomeMeme Just don’t think about the backbreaking labor it took to chop and stockpile that firewood all summer. Or about doing it all over again next summer.
@brockpierson I write my own. I don’t see the point of an open public discussion forum like @X if humans aren’t even talking to each other on it anymore.
True. I only learned a tiny bit of actual code and how it works, and that helped me think about projects in a way that makes me better at writing prompts than I would have been if I knew nothing. But I’m also glad I didn’t invest all the time and money it would have taken to master coding now that AI can do all that in a few minutes.
This is not the smartest move from a profit-maximizing standpoint btw, but there must be some room in this world for sentimentality or what’s the point?
I made a local-only productivity journal app for Windows that gives prompts and lists for each day, week, and quarter. Just open the app and fill it in each morning. Never worry about what to write! It also includes charts to visualize your productivity. https://t.co/SoZ3AxYHRB
Biblically, it is not the magnitude of your faith; it is the object of your faith. Consider Matthew 17:20 and Mark 9:23-24, among others. Little faith in the right thing (or One) is better than great faith in the wrong thing.
Yes, you see the issue. That's where faith enters the picture in any worldview. No explanation of origins is scientifically provable because the scientific method requires that something be observable and repeatable to be proven. Atheistic theories are thus equally unprovable because no one has ever observed or repeated evolution or any other process of bringing the universe into existence. Evolution and other origins theories are just that–theories–because they are our best "made up stuff to fill in the gaps in our knowledge" with and cannot be scientifically proven according to science's own demands. Either worldview is accepted on some level of faith.