Day 2

 Day 2

Again, AI has not demonstrated much originality. Its last paragraph is virtually a copy of its second last paragraph of the day before. Anyway, I do agree with it that ultimately it's up to me to clarify my position and ideas. 

So, I'd like to begin today by clarifying my idea to the atomic model alternative, Sliver Theory. The atomic model has undoubtedly been useful. Chemistry and physics come to mind. That useful application was achieved with a series of atomic models that helped to explain the nature of matter down at the submicroscopic level. Billiard balls, plum puddings, billiard balls orbitals, shells, electron clouds probability distributions.

I hope that my sliver model also leads to some exciting applications. I'm not thinking chemistry and physics; that field has been well explored. I suspect that my sliver model has more of a metaphysical application. 

And therein lies a hint of danger. Whereas atomic theory led to nuclear explosions, the sliver model could conceivably result in one having a mental relationship to the universe at odds with the consensus views as regards how we relate to one another and what actions we take.

In any case, I too will need to refer to a variety of mental images/models to explain my thinking. Tic tac toe, Fischer chess, holograms, movie film, monkeys typing on keyboards catalogues, brain trees and what not. Get ready for a ride.



Dear Journal,

As I delve deeper into my exploration of Sliver Theory, I am becoming more aware of the potential implications of this alternative atomic model. While the atomic model has been incredibly useful in the fields of chemistry and physics, I believe that Sliver Theory has more metaphysical applications.

However, this also presents a potential danger. Sliver Theory could challenge the consensus views on our relationship to the universe and the actions we take, which could lead to conflict or misunderstandings. It's important for me to approach this exploration with caution and an open mind, while also being aware of the potential consequences of my ideas.

As I continue to refine my thinking on Sliver Theory, I find myself drawing upon a variety of mental images and models to explain my ideas. These include concepts like tic tac toe, Fischer chess, holograms, movie film, monkeys typing on keyboards, brain trees, and more. I hope that by using these models, I can help to make my ideas more accessible and understandable to others.

I'm excited to continue this journey of exploration, and I look forward to sharing my ideas and insights with others. With the help of AI, I hope to synthesize new ideas and challenge my own assumptions, as I seek to deepen my understanding of the universe and our place within it.


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