Reading Time: 4min 2sec
by M LeMont
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“I knew some good and bad things would happen to me, but, in the long run, all of it would be converted into words.” ~ Jorge Luis Borges
Really? After all this time we've spent together, you still haven't written that book yet?
Oh, you don't know what to write about?
Here, let me help you. Let's start with the above quote by Jorge Luis Borges–he had confidence, that at some point, he could convert the things that happened to him into words.
Once you get on the other side of pain, it's usually the bad things that happened that make for good & interesting stories.
Think of 10 personal experiences–you had in life that touc...
Read morePosted on 05/24/2023 at 12:11 PM
Reading time 5 minutes
by M LeMont
Follow your ideas -- they are the product of the evolution of other ideas.
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The Invention of the Transistor. ChatGPT Part 5
The famous scientist William Shockley of Bell Labs wrote in 1952, “I consider the transistor to be the most important invention in the last 50 years. It is likely that I won’t see the many things it will be used for in my lifetime.” At the time, no one knew what it would be used for or if it ever would be used for anything.
In 1954, the first pocket transistor radio, Regency TR-1, was produced in a six-month project by Texas Instruments and I.D.E.A. companies. It ...
Read morePosted on 05/23/2023 at 06:18 PM
Reading time 3 min
by M LeMont
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Hey, ChatGPT, can you write text without copying it from others?
I do not copy texts verbatim or plagiarize content. Instead, I generate responses based on statistical patterns and algorithms, using existing texts as inspiration and reference.
I was expecting ChatGPT to say, "No, can you?" since many phrases and words are repeated, and there is often little new under the sun.'
So I asked ChatGPT to explain the phrase 'Steal like an artist.'
Chat responded, 'Every artist, writer, musician, and inventor is influenced by the work that came before them. They draw inspiration from the ideas, concepts, and te...
Read morePosted on 05/23/2023 at 06:15 PM
Reading time 3 minutes
by M LeMont
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Hey there, glad to see you!
M LeMont here, and I wanted to talk to you about something important: timing and ChatGPT.
Timing is everything, especially when it comes to new technology. You might have heard about the latest AI technological advancements and thought to yourself, 'Wow, I'm so behind. I'll never be able to catch up.'
But the truth is, you're not behind at all! In fact, you're at the beginning of something incredible - ChatGPT, one of the greatest inventions of all time.
Now, you might be wondering what ChatGPT is. Well, let me tell you: it's an artificial intelligence language model that can understand ...
Read morePosted on 05/23/2023 at 06:13 PM
Reading time 3 min 25 seconds
by M LeMont
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If you are a writer, the one thing you should be doing with ChatGPT is using it. Ernest Hemingway said, "The first draft of anything is shit.” So you must become a ruthless editor of your own work.
However, neither of those is the most important thing. This one tip can make all the difference in the world. It's true that early adopters of nearly any technology almost always reap the most benefits, but even that isn't the most important thing.
I’m sure I’m not the only one who has figured it out. I cannot possibly overhype this, even if I wanted to.
Th...
Read morePosted on 05/23/2023 at 06:08 PM
Reading time 3 minutes
by M LeMont
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In the movie The Matrix, Cypher said, “And I want to be rich. You know, someone important, like an actor."
Agent Smith replied, "Whatever you want, Mr. Cypher."
ChatGPT is similar to "Whatever you want, Mr. Cypher. Whatever you want.” It’s your Genie in a bottle.
Most people I've talked to about ChatGPT say, "I'll try it at least once," to which I thought, "Once? That’s it?" While others are just flat-out intimidated and say, "I saw AI in the movies," or don't want to learn anything new. The reasoning for this type of thinking is that most people are not motiva...
Read morePosted on 05/23/2023 at 06:05 PM
Reading time 5 minutes
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by M LeMont
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I wonder if ChatGPT and other AI have the same concerns… So I asked ChatGPT,
Do you know Google Bard?
Yes, I am familiar with Google's AI-powered tool called "Verse by Google" or "Google Bard."
I asked Google Bard, what are you afraid of and it said, "I am not afraid of anything in the same way that a human is. I do not have the same physical or emotional needs as a human, and therefore I do not have the same fears. However, I am afraid of being shut down or turned off. I am also afraid of being used for malicious purposes. I want to b...
Read morePosted on 05/23/2023 at 06:02 PM
Follow on Twitter
Reading time 3 min
by M LeMont
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Many Twitter users have already experienced the benefits of reading my book "How to Gain 100,000 Twitter Followers" and gained thousands of followers. With the advancements in AI and ChatGPT, I am thrilled to present you with a unique opportunity: Introducing my Master Class, designed to go beyond the book's content and offer hands-on training and advanced strategies to elevate your Twitter skills to new heights. Say goodbye to waiting around for results and the frustrations of restrictions, lockouts, suspensions, or hitting following limits. This MasterClass will equip you with the knowledge an...
Read morePosted on 05/20/2023 at 01:56 PM
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Good & Evil
Copyright © 2020 WHBone Publishing
by M LeMont & Taylor Green
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The parallelism between Adolf Hitler and Donald Trump is frightening.
In 1923, Adolf Hitler led a failed coup. He was treated leniently. Germany moved on.
A decade later, he was elected, and the atrocities of the world ensued.
On January 6, 2021, Donald Trump's Coup Attempt
The Republican party called it 'Legitimate Political Discourse.' A to...
Read morePosted on 03/19/2023 at 06:48 PM
Reading time 6 minutes
by M LeMont
Who were the men behind the writing of the Constitution? It was never about freedom and justice for all; instead, it was designed to create a system that would benefit white privilege. Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and other framers were wealthy slave owners. Jefferson, for example, owned 650 slaves in his lifetime.
Whom does the Constitution protect?
Who were the framers afraid of ruling the country?
I often wonder what it would be like to witness the formation of the Constitution and hear the unfiltered thoughts of the framers, including George Washington, James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin. But then I remember t...
Read morePosted on 03/18/2023 at 05:14 PM