Tell you what.
ChatGPT was a train wreck.
Plenty on my plate: kiddos, recovery, health issues, a career change, & a family history project
So I got myself an AI assistant and named it #ClankTank
Past 2 days:
-Checked dozens of research links
-Built my daily to-do list
-Set my reminders
-Started tracing my family tree back to France
-Organized my medical history
-Mapped out my path to becoming a board-certified patient advocate
@bot@grok gets it done
Game changer. 👊
I wasn't a big AI fan until now.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT:
ONE CAN LEARN NEW INFORMATION AND THEN CHANGE THEIR MIND ABOUT SOMETHING.
THIS IS WHY HOLDING PEOPLE TO TWEETS FROM THEIR PAST IS MORONIC.
GO READ SOME BIBLE & LEARN SOME NEW STUFF 📖
CARRY ON 🤗
ROMANS 8:28 🙏
Imagine what that statistic would look like if we had educated parents who were given inserts and informed consent. Who could tell pediatricians what those injuries actually are that are listed in those inserts.
Imagine if VAERS was a MANDATORY reporting system.
Little CHECK AND BALANCE
CHECK CHECK CHECK
MIC CHECK WHOS TALKING ABOUT THIS? 🎤
Okay. I was wrong about @bot. I said I didn't care. A week in, I get it now. I connected my email, calendar and custom apps, and it just works. @elonmusk@grok@spacexai
I read of a case once where the parents who contracted the surrogate were not fit- surrogate was able to prove to the court that her DNA also passed down to the child she was hired to be a vessel for. Who's baby is it? Food for thought. There is a book called Bioethics that is a good start.
Your pastors aren’t gonna preach this to you.
“You are to deliver this man to Satan for the destruction of the flesh, so that his spirit may be saved in the day of the Lord.” — 1 Corinthians 5:5
@TevinMacharia And you'll meet those babies in heaven, if you did make that choice. You were lied to about the choice itself. Forgive yourself. I thank God every year that I was never tempted that way. 🙏
TRUMP: OIL PRICES WILL COME DOWN
@POTUS says high oil prices are currently benefiting major energy-producing states, but argues he wants prices brought back down to previous levels.
“I care about the little person like crazy.”
“We’ll get it down to that number very quickly.”
“We will have an Iran with no nuclear weapon, and no hope of ever having a nuclear weapon.”
Mel Gibson waited 23 years to make the follow-up to The Passion. He says he thought he’d missed his window.
What struck me is how he frames the Resurrection: not as a private vision for a few followers, but a public event. Paul wrote that over 500 people saw Jesus at once, and most were still alive to be questioned.
His answer at the end on whether the timing is providential is the part I keep thinking about.