Whenever I find myself floundering and unsure an AI generated piece of wisdom provides the pick-me-up I need. Now I can open my mind to welcome my simian malevolence, for enlightenment takes many forms.
“In order to attain the impossible, one must attempt the absurd.”
– Miguel de Cervantes
Word of the day: Demonosopher – one who is inspired by a demon or devil
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You have Simian Malevolence? I should maybe avoid you. I would, but to be quite honest, I don’t give a monkey’s…
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Can you honestly say you have no simian malevolence yourself? It’s a common affliction. And the real question is: a monkey’s what?
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Well, I did once get quite cross with a Barbary Ape… 😉
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The poor apey chap!
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What is the AI you use to generate the ‘fortunes’?
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I’ve been debating whether to share that, I don’t want to spoil the magic. It’s not difficult to find online if you look though.
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Predictive text can be quite enlightening because being an indication of what you customarily type it can reveal your leanings/obsessions/inner naughtiness… Twitter is full of invitations to complete a sentence with predictive text but the trouble is my offerings usually come out as gobbledegook—my natural state of mind? Maybe ‘indicative text’ is a better term…
Here’s a random example:
“The Secret Garden of the world today and the World’s Pain of the day and the…”
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Always good to add an element of randomness to prose, shakes things up.
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this is actually very accurate. Since humans are apes and humans certainly are dangerous.
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Especially me! 😉
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