The First Supper

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Typically when you embark on a journey to study end times in the bible you’re are bounced between Revelation, Daniel, Ezekiel, Zechariah with a little Matthew 24 and 24. Here, though, in season 5, As we walk through the Bible landing where God interacted with His creation, we are way back at the beginning and whatever the temple of the day was, we’re still seeing the connections leap off the page straight through the cross into Revelation. Honestly, we were hoping this would happen. We wanted to take this approach because if you understand the beginning, you can almost predict the end, without ever having read it. What we did not expect to see was how soon the clues start dropping into plain sight. Notes for The First Supper [https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/cbrn89jvt68v69gd/The_First_Supper.pdf] Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/the-first-supper/ [https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/the-first-supper/]

Julian - The Hollow Summit of Artificial Love

I created this short story to make a point. >> Julian [https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/n28u287a5jmkb4ps/Julian.pdf] I would recommend you read the story first before listening to this podcast. Some who follow this podcast will get it; most people won't get it without the context. Hand the story to someone else but not the commentary (which I'll also post here). This podcast delves into the creative process behind developing the story, and the commentary is a word-for-word discussion with AI to write the story. The story itself, is developed through an interactive process with AI. It is NOT prompt engineering, as so many want to think of AI creation. This is kind of like “the making of” documentaries you see about a movie. I wanted readers to see the process, to understand where the ideas come from and how, even though the story is written by AI, the writing is a vehicle driven by a very real human. This is why Greg Newell (me) claims authorship in his article, or, at the very least, tags them with “Created, Directed, Produced, Edited by Greg Newell”. Read the story first. (Or hand it to someone else.) The common response I get with only having read the story is: "I don't get it". The discussion is the meat...what it’s about, the nature of the characters. Walk through the story and then move into the discussion of how the story was created using A.I. discussion. The point is that writing like this is a reflection of the author’s thoughts… exactly the thing A.I. is good at. This is, I believe, the right way to engage with A.I. Too many advertisements for book writing are pushing for “Submit an idea - Let AI produce a book” all in like five minutes and without any interaction whatsoever, a book is produced and sometimes published before it is ever read or edited by a single human. People are blogging the same way. Blogs are being posted as if they were written by a human but they’ve never seen human eyes before they were posted. A simple Google search reveals that AI and bot-generated content now make up over 50% of published articles and account for the majority of all internet traffic. Let’s face it, AI is here to stay. This story was written as a warning. It will not land that way for many, if read by itself. However if that story accompanies the “the making of”, the story now brings a new revelation that should stop a person in his tracks and want to pick up the phone and call a real person. At least I hope that’s what it does. The Story: JULIAN [https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/n28u287a5jmkb4ps/Julian.pdf] The Raw Creative Process and Commentary: The Making of the Story - Julian [https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/s8p8v2nza6983y3a/The_Making_of_Julian7yq96.pdf] Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/julian-the-hollow-summit-of-artificial-love/ [https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/julian-the-hollow-summit-of-artificial-love/]

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The First Supper

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