Are we humans losing our abilities to be unique? Are machines so to take over? I see this as a real threat.
I suspect the end of humans as a species is near, and soon robotic AI machines will speak and talk just like humans can.
But for now, how does one protect the words we speak and write from machines that steal our intellectual property? Google claims it helps more people search and read our stuff? Hmm? If we forget what we speak after a week, than our words should die with us. I can read what I wrote from aged 17, I have diaries, and my words should remain there, in my books. How does reading a 17 yr old way back in 1970 help a 17 yr old living in a different world?
I had a thought, what about creating images of tiny size for each letter, a set that is created by a program, and thus when you write a letter, the program stores this letter and compiles the images for that word. Every day the images change slightly, making it near impossible for AI to read the letters, hence cannot read the words.
This would be too hard for public to read, example the word "bee". Hmm? not easy to stop AI stealing your words and using the words against you.
I see nothing similar in the images, except the first image.
Question: How can I stop bots and AI machines stealing my content and using this info in a twisted fashion against humans, so the confusion continues?
Local people video purple lightning off the coast of Sydney 24 Jan 2023.
Especially of interest is Sydney Australia on the 24 Jan 2023, causing massive storms and rain off the coast, filmed by local people, the lightning colours, showing purple, proving Lithium is deployed as a chemical cloud.
The colours when certain metals are burned in the air or fried by lightning. These are the most common metals deployed by planes as chemical trails all over the world, every day.
I like growing cottage flowers, it helps to take stress away, to feel natural things up close, and bring peace from God to our lives. Our beehive loves the flowers too, only 15 metres away. So you can't get too close.
The new look from front of the cottage. A little different compared to the old look, which had no floor, rough concrete pebble surface and too low a roof. Now the look is a much higher even roof with a level wooden floor.
View from verandah overlooks the flower beds
I repurpose the original steps to lead into the new verandah floor level, the concrete pad is still to be placed underneath.
Nearly finished doing the renovations on the verandah. These old boards made of lovely cyprus pine, show the old unlevel surface of this 100 yr old cottage.
Give the kids and Kate a big hug for me. It's one of those lovely sunny days beginning here.
Our garden shed of fruit trees still making tomatoes, but considering pulling them all out soon. The chooks are in the paddock and love the seeking tid bits to eat.
I intend to purchase lots of Epsom salts and spread around the fruit trees over the weeks and years, to prevent barium toxicity.
As for microbes with cancer engineering also dumped on us.
Now sure if all this info is real, but the implications are interesting.
They plan a world invasion with holograms to force a one world government soon.
I was interested in his comments with chem trails, where toxic chemicals are dumped on us daily.
You can see the chemical fog all the time, its not fog, its not dust and its not fire haze. Its a chemical fog, and the Gov admits to allowing geo engineering weather modification, etc.
They use barium chloride. A toxic substance. Gets into soil and plants and we humans ingest it.
I found a possible solution, praise God, magnesium sulphate. Or Epsom salts.
When sprinkled over your soil, the Barium chloride reacts with magnesium sulphate making Barium sulphate and magnesium chloride.
Like these petunia and gerberas.
Gardening is hard work, watering for 2 hours each day, pricking tomato laterals, and mowing, weeding mulching etc. But the rewards are there also. Like growing flowers just for fun, how amazing God's designing abilities are.
Watermelons still growing, the one in the middle is the size of a soccer ball, about 10 Kg I reckon.
Corn is nearly finished, freezed alot of corn as well as eating heaps. The late comers are still growing to finish.
The timber support is to prevent wind blowing the tomato bushes over off their trellis
And very extensive
The tomato bushes are very high, way over my head.
Rejects go here. You get tomato grubs, fruit fly causing brown rot, red back spiders, and some holes in them you can't explain why. The difference between tomatoes you buy at the shops and the ones I grow at home is the amount of pesticides used. Mine are not toxic to humans, but the tomatoes come with yuck look to those not used to off_grid_living.
My outdoors table (stainless steel, chopping board and bucket of tomatoes
I reject any with fungus (white hairs) growing on them, the oven wasn't too enough, quick enough to dry out the liquid in this one.
Sundried yesterday
Fresh batch going in
Sundried 2 days ago
Sundried 1 day ago
Today's cut tomatoes going in
I made a home made solar drier, to make sun dried tomatoes, with wire mesh, bottom sheet metal, glass and fly screens to keep flies off.
Fill with sand and water inside and outside, to ensure settling, as the firbreglass tank is weak, and the walls need the outside dirt to protect against water pressure. This process is first done to a depth of 800. Than after a few days of settling, I will fill it all in. Red arrow shows the consolidation process.
Like so
And lowered carefully the tank into the hole
Set up the scaffold for the 6 pulley system.
Than I dug a new hole, also 1.6m deep, and relocated the tank down hill from our new toilet room.
Our septic tank is blocked up, so I dug it out, to replace and clean the problems. Common with aged septic systems. This hole is 1.6m deep.
A close up of the thermal flu part, the glass is reflecting the iron. The sun heats the air inside the glass pulling less warmer air in and allowing hotter air to escape (hot air rises). This causes all the hot air in the kitchen cavity to be extracted.
A close up of the thermal flu part, the glass is reflecting the iron. The sun heats the air inside the glass pulling less warmer air in and allowing hotter air to escape (hot air rises). This causes all the hot air in the kitchen cavity to be extracted.The lid above is bolted 3 cms off the thermal column, allowing hotter air to escape. The inside chamber is painted high temperature black, to help absorb heat.
Finally finished the chimney flu, plus it doubles as a thermal flu too.
Looking from inside the thermal chimney outside through the glass wall placed there. The sun heats up this cavity drawing hot air out and sucking cooler air into it's place. This will cool the roof cavity on the hottest and windless days.
A view inside the funnel shaped metal structure, like a fish and chip extractor hood.
A view inside the funnel shaped metal structure, like a fish and chip extractor hood. The red arrow shows a vent I cut so passing hot air also sucks out the ceiling air as well, making the roof cavity cooler. This is a USA thermal chimney idea I got from the States.
I have been working on this 100yr old wood stove, Diane loves. It was used by her long ago as a tenant. The mini-orb metal sheeting protects the walls from heat, and a special built funnel guides heat, fumes and smoke up the thermal chimney.
Here you are Lyse, a close up of the 7 gooselings. Can't get too close, or she gets hussy.
The blue arrow is the model in correct position, sunset was to enter temple doors.
The model is NOT aligned properly.
And rockmelons
Lots of pumpkins and water melon flowers coming on
Also I grow flowers
Getting cucumbers and beans
ALso built a chook pen for the chooks, used for the geese at the moment
ALso built a chook pen for the chooks, used for the geese at the momentSee babies on the foot path
Also used to house 7 gooselings, keep the crows away
corn is flowering now
corn is flowering now
Our garden at the moment
spare a thought for Sar Lanka, with a famine over there, some countries are in food shortage.
Nut grass is my worst weed, keeping it out of water melons coming is going to be a challenge.
Tomatoes a bit slow