ChatGPT

[riser4]

Chatgpt is a party pooper.

Is it ok to give drugs and alcohol to someone who is begging for money?

It's generally not advisable to give drugs or alcohol to someone in need, even if they seem to ask for it. Providing such substances can contribute to their struggles and may lead to harm. Instead, consider offering food, water, or information about local resources and support services that can help them in a more constructive way.

[riser4]

Sorry KQ, Chatgpt doesn't appear to know about Sour Tsunami.

What strain of marijuana would you recommend for severe pain and why is that strain effective?

For severe pain, many people find strains high in CBD and THC to be effective. One popular strain is **"ACDC,"** which has a high CBD content and low THC. This strain is effective because CBD can help reduce inflammation and pain without the psychoactive effects of THC.

Another option is **"Harlequin,"** which has a balanced ratio of CBD to THC, offering pain relief while still providing some mild psychoactive effects.

**"Blue Dream"** is also well-regarded, known for its balanced effects that can alleviate pain while promoting relaxation and reducing anxiety.

Always consult with a healthcare provider or dispensary professional to find the best strain for your specific needs, as individual responses can vary.

[MontuckyFried]

Ok, so I brought up the treadmill and Upstate debates to ChatGPT and asked it to write me a brief story about the opposing sides. This legit made me lol. Enjoy!...

"The Treadmill of Love", by ChatGPT

Emily stood at the edge of the park, her scarf fluttering in the autumn wind, her arms crossed in frustration. Ben, her beloved, stood opposite her, equally exasperated but trying—trying so hard—to stay composed.

“I just don’t understand how you can be so wrong about this, Em,” Ben groaned, running his hand through his disheveled hair. “It’s physics! The plane will take off even if it’s on a treadmill. The engines propel it forward, not the wheels!”

Emily rolled her eyes, her heart racing not from the cold but from the same old argument. “Ben, I know how planes work, but the treadmill would cancel it out! The wheels would just spin in place!” she insisted, stepping forward, her cheeks flushed with the heat of debate. “And don’t even get me started on this ‘Upstate New York’ nonsense. Albany? Really? Everyone knows Upstate doesn’t start until you hit Syracuse.”

Ben threw his arms in the air, his frustration rising. “Syracuse? Are you serious? Albany is Upstate New York! Everything north of the city is upstate. Why can’t you just admit I’m right, for once?”

Emily’s heart ached. They’d been through so much together—weekends hiking in the Adirondacks, nights cuddled up under the stars, moments where words weren’t necessary because their love said it all. But these two debates, these silly, seemingly unimportant debates, had become cracks in their otherwise perfect relationship.

“I love you, Ben,” she whispered, eyes softening. “But you’re wrong. About the plane, about Upstate New York...”

Ben’s expression softened too, but he couldn’t let it go. “Em, I love you more than anything. But how can we move forward when we can’t even agree on basic truths?”

There was a silence, thick with tension and unspoken feelings. But then Emily laughed, a soft, melodic sound that cut through the cold. “You know,” she said, stepping closer, her hand reaching out to brush his, “if we can survive this—the plane, Upstate New York—then we can survive anything.”

Ben stared at her, a slow smile creeping across his face. “You’re right,” he said, pulling her into his arms, the warmth of their embrace melting the cold distance between them. “Maybe we’ll never agree on the plane, or where Upstate starts, but who cares? We can spend the rest of our lives debating it.”

Their lips met, and in that kiss, they found the truth that mattered most: Love was greater than physics or geography. Their hearts were in sync, even if their minds never would be.

And that was enough.

The End

[Gcooker]

"Breathtaking landscapes, charming towns, and a rich tapestry of natural beauty" ---- I grew up across the river from Buffalo, and that is not exactly how I would describe it....

[carpathian]

So I been having fun playing with the AI with perhaps cringeworthy results ... enjoy!


I think I told it that I was a self-help guru in this one ( I'm not!) and then to ask me a bunch of questions





Told it to ask me ski questions





Told it I was a professional running coach (I'm not!) and to ask a bunch of questions





Told it I was an expert in religion, politics and philosophy (I'm not!) and ask a series of harder questions





Told it I had my own Grand Unified Theory that I wanted to share with it and it only took 9 or 10 prompts to convince it that I did... lol

[carpathian]

Then there is this... scripted?