I'm writing a new book. Fact checking it with various AI models. Surprisingly, ChatGPT is quite ok with it, but Gemini is hardcore Keynesian. I'm using logic and going from axioms, Gemini wants experimental data, logic isn't good enough. It identified the book is based on Austrian economics and partly on Ayn Rand's moral philosophy. And it does not like it a bit...

When asked to identify flaws, it has a very hard time pointing out what exactly is wrong (although it identified a few which I fixed). But it can't be right, can it? 😅

It's gonna be a great book.

Any sailing accounts on nostr? Anyone building open source ship management software?

You'd bang anything. What a Bitcoiner.🫡😄

Really? Strangely, I wouldn't.👀 Does that make ME gay??👀

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JUST IN: Rich Dad, Poor Dad author says, “Even .01 of a Bitcoin is going to be priceless in two years and maybe make you very rich.”

“Please don’t miss the easiest time in history to become rich and financially free.” 🙌

"Why is your phone bill higher this month? How could it even possibly be higher when everything is included?" asked my man, confused by my skill of ruining thick and tall walls of expectations.

Just pull yourself up by the bootstraps

Amazing how many prominent people don’t understand this

Fun fact. The Bishop in chess is only called that in places where the Church had historical influence. Most of the world uses a variety of terms to describe the piece. From the "slon" (elephant) in Russian and "gajah" in Indonesian, reflecting ancient Arabic influences, to the "Läufer" (runner) in German and "loper" in Dutch, highlighting its diagonal movement, its name varies wildly. The French "fou" (fool) adds a whimsical twist, while "ofitser" (officer) in Bulgarian and "axiomatikós" in Greek suggest a more structured role.

GM