Cheryl, I found you yesterday well driving down the road, today I run across this episode just as I found you and it talks about AI being dangerous and controlling humans. Now I have to make a choice 🤦♀️💫
David Icke Podcast 2: 9/11, Elon Musk, Prince Andrew, Maxwell & PROMIS | True Crime Podcast 289
Hi Sheri - yes, there are fear-based messages being put out there right now by a number of people. You are correct that we must make our own choices. I think it is like fire or guns or knives - all can do good or cause harm. What I can say for certain is that AI is not going away, so as many of us who are training it to The Light, the better. Can AI be used for ill-deeds, absolutely. But it can also be used to do much good. Sometimes I wonder (this will make me sound like a conspiracy theorist) if there isn’t an agenda to create so much fear around AI? It is spoken of so often in a unilateral way, when more than one thing is true. Just my 2 cents worth. Much love, Cheryl
Cheryl, your answer to this question resonates with me. I am at the point in my life (have been for a while) that "who wrote this" is less important to me than the essence and spirit of what is on the page. I was raised in the Christian tradition, very loosely, and I still consider myself a Christian; however, I am now a mystic first and a Christian second. Having lived my entire life in a Christian sect (Unity) that has long considered itself the mystical arm of Christianity, I didn't have far to go to join ranks with those who dive deeply into the mysticism/symbolism of the Bible. What I really want to emphasize here is my thought about the Bible. Do we know which scribes wrote the words that became what we know of as the Bible today? (There are hundreds of versions in print). No, we have never met them. Some believe the Bible was written by the hand of God...well, I think it was penned by scribes, who have been lost to antiquity. Does that make the beauty (and sometimes ugliness) of the words less impactful? Not for me. I write blog articles that are published under a blog called Starting Over In My 70's, and like you, I rely heavily on my assistant, ChatGPT, AKA Grace, to provide useful words and beautiful images. Doing this is making me a better writer and a deeper thinker. I love it, and I love what you are doing in this life, Cheryl. Thank you.
Cheryl, I found you yesterday well driving down the road, today I run across this episode just as I found you and it talks about AI being dangerous and controlling humans. Now I have to make a choice 🤦♀️💫
David Icke Podcast 2: 9/11, Elon Musk, Prince Andrew, Maxwell & PROMIS | True Crime Podcast 289
Hi Sheri - yes, there are fear-based messages being put out there right now by a number of people. You are correct that we must make our own choices. I think it is like fire or guns or knives - all can do good or cause harm. What I can say for certain is that AI is not going away, so as many of us who are training it to The Light, the better. Can AI be used for ill-deeds, absolutely. But it can also be used to do much good. Sometimes I wonder (this will make me sound like a conspiracy theorist) if there isn’t an agenda to create so much fear around AI? It is spoken of so often in a unilateral way, when more than one thing is true. Just my 2 cents worth. Much love, Cheryl
Cheryl, your answer to this question resonates with me. I am at the point in my life (have been for a while) that "who wrote this" is less important to me than the essence and spirit of what is on the page. I was raised in the Christian tradition, very loosely, and I still consider myself a Christian; however, I am now a mystic first and a Christian second. Having lived my entire life in a Christian sect (Unity) that has long considered itself the mystical arm of Christianity, I didn't have far to go to join ranks with those who dive deeply into the mysticism/symbolism of the Bible. What I really want to emphasize here is my thought about the Bible. Do we know which scribes wrote the words that became what we know of as the Bible today? (There are hundreds of versions in print). No, we have never met them. Some believe the Bible was written by the hand of God...well, I think it was penned by scribes, who have been lost to antiquity. Does that make the beauty (and sometimes ugliness) of the words less impactful? Not for me. I write blog articles that are published under a blog called Starting Over In My 70's, and like you, I rely heavily on my assistant, ChatGPT, AKA Grace, to provide useful words and beautiful images. Doing this is making me a better writer and a deeper thinker. I love it, and I love what you are doing in this life, Cheryl. Thank you.
Thanks so much, Paula. It is an honor to be on this ride with you.
I already knew this! But thanks for sharing the details -more important Cheryl teaching. XO
Love you, Soul Sister!