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May 27 • 21 tweets • 6 min read
Some folks have short memories. Let's review this ONE MORE TIME: the evidence against the vaccine:
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Here are the 12 key findings of the Durham report:
1/12 Australian diplomats confirm: Papadopoulos never mentioned direct contact with Russians nor any offer of assistance to Crossfire Hurricane investigators.
2/12: No info from Intelligence Community corroborated the hypothesis that launched the Crossfire Hurricane investigation.
May 13 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
It seems like every other day Trump begs DeSantis not to run. Maybe Trump should be the one to drop out. Here are some hobbies he could take up in retirement!
Extreme Crochet: Trump trades in his suit and tie for a crochet hook! Knitted MAGA hats are HUGE! twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Birdwatching: Trump swaps skyscrapers for tree tops as he takes up birdwatching! But are birds real in Trump's world?
Apr 29 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
Paper quilling is one of my favorite mediums for #AIArtworks & #midjourney. We should always acknowledge the REAL world heroes of this medium (Brodskaya, Runa, and Neli Quilling) but here are some of my own creations. FIRST, I reversed @chetbff's waterfall into this lava flow. ;)
This beauty is mesmerizing but you can see how you might be able to create this in real life.
Apr 29 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
This beautiful #Midjourneyv5 prompt got some gasps from my followers. The detail and simplicity of the composition are matched only by how REAL it all looks. Here's a thread on a best versions. (Notice the delicate skin embellishes on her skin)
The wry smile on this version lends tremendous personality to the subject. However, Mj took a little bit of liberty with the instrument. The perspective hides it but its an oblong oddity.
Apr 27 • 12 tweets • 6 min read
1/ 🎨 Explore the mesmerizing fusion of iconic masterpieces with 10 unique art mediums in this thread. Prepare to be amazed! #AIArtwork#midjourneyv52/ 🖼️ Origami: Delicate paper folding techniques breathe new life into classic paintings, creating intricate multi-dimensional expressions of beauty. #OrigamiArt
Apr 26 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
🧵 A Midjourney experiment in using sequential "/describe" prompts. First, I started with the enigmatic prompt of "1/137" or more specifically "0.007299270072992700" (go Google it). 1/
Running it through "/describe", it came out with these descriptions 2/
Apr 25 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
The @FTC@doj@CFPB & @USEEOC have put together a joint statement on AI. Of course, their main concern is discrimination...
🧵Tucker Carlson was the ONLY major media show host to call into question the Covid shot, the creepy worldwide propaganda rollout and the injuries that were very real but no one could talk about. Here's a segment from December 2020!
Here's another from Feb 2021 with the first sorties of social media companies trying to QUASH even any humor about the vax.
Apr 21 • 25 tweets • 5 min read
😢 Vax injury reports: -> She screamed for mom to "Make it stop"
11 yo female, 5 mins after 1st dose said she couldn't hear and she "couldn't feel her ears" Lost consciousness, came to after ~2-5 mins. Had a seizure for 5 mins. "Make it stop" These families deserve justice! 1/
5 yo girl - AZ - 4 days post dose Pfizer - 5 days in hosp C19+ October Vax 4 weeks later MIS-C "Pt had acute acute COVID19 in October 2021. Got her first COVID19 vaccine on 11/12/21. Started having fever on 11/16/21 & was admitted on 11/21/21 w/MIS-C with Cardiac involvement" 2/
It’s important to retain a memory of how we let ourselves get sucked into the pandemic response. The masks, the vaccines, the lockdowns, the censorship — collectively, we have a lot to repent for (or they do).
Let's capture this terrible moment: propaganda posters.
Art is powerful and nothing is more influential than powerful vicious art. Please note, I don’t believe the many artists who composed are vicious but the policies which influenced them are absolutely vicious.
Apr 19 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
Tonight's wordy Midjourney Musings.
prism of the mind's eye
The universe in your umbrella
1/ After more than 2 years of debate, new evidence has emerged, providing vindication for Team Reality's stance on COVID-19 vaccines. 🧵
2/ A big tip of the hat to @Robber_Baron_ for compiling this list of vindications week after week.
Let's dive into the key findings: covidreason.substack.com/p/vindication-…
Apr 4 • 12 tweets • 2 min read
AI disruption is very, very real. Goldman Sachs big headline: 300 million jobs impacted 😲
1/ 🚀🤖 Goldman Sachs has released a comprehensive report on the economic growth implications of AI. Here are the key points:
2/ 💼 Labor Market Disruption: 2/3 of current jobs exposed to AI automation 1/4 of current work could be substituted by generative AI
300 million full-time jobs globally could be exposed to automation
Apr 4 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Zombie Disney Princesses (prompts in the ALT) 1/ Ariel ate her sushi. She's still hungry. Swim! 2/ The mice were tasty but she's looking for more. Don't lose your shoe running from Cinderella.
Apr 4 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
1/ 🤯 Crazy times, right? Gov forced us to stay at home 🏠, paid us 💰 for not working, & then we decided to keep staying home!
2/ 🤔 To compensate for lost jobs, wages, & ruined companies, the gov printed money 💸 & gave it away for free!
Apr 4 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
The new Midjourney /describe prompt is out - helping to reverse transcribe the image you feed into it. Let's test it against some art. 1/ Bernardo Bellotto's "The Fortress of Königstein", 1756-1758
The original -> the description nga.gov/collection/art…
that was a miss (see left). BUT when I feed it the FULL description from the national gallery of art (for the visually impaired it was very impressive
image from /describe, NGA description -> results!
Apr 3 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
I've been a lay genealogist since I was 15 years old (using PAF to build my family gedcom files). Of course, today I use Ancestry.com and it's always fun to look up yearbook photos. What famous in-the-news politician can you see in this class photo?
Here's another one from the next year.