Don't be afraid. Kind of appropriate at Holy Week. I've watched a few videos by this RN, and she has discussed a couple of end of life spiritual experiences. She has a following; this has been viewed 216,000 times in four days.
And this is the answer – note the difference between it and Bitcoin! I asked ChatGPT to explain Bitcoin ChatGPT 3.5 How do you explain ethereum ChatGPT Ethereum is a decentralized platform that enables developers to build and deploy smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApps). It was proposed by Vitalik Buterin in … Read more
Here is the answer I got – in about 5 seconds. All true – but how helpful? how do you explain bitcoin ChatGPT Bitcoin is a digital or virtual currency that operates on a decentralized peer-to-peer network known as the blockchain. Here's a breakdown of how Bitcoin works: Decentralization: Unlike traditional currencies … Read more
Love the last 30 seconds as he discusses Silicon Valley.
This is a feed off Sky News Australia. Little evidence it helps…
"After tasking dozens of the best minds in science to review hundreds of studies, we have determined that Uncle Frank was right the whole time," announced C.D.C. director Dr. Mandy Cohen. "Basically, just treat it like the flu. So, um, sorry about that whole 'you can't be with your dying husband' deal. Our bad." According … Read more
This was my reply to an email from Brigid (and here is where she is visiting her sister Brigid lands in Merry Olde England!) Brigid hope you are revived – better have a cocktail… We are barely getting by! Tim cooked the three of us a beautiful steak meal BUT did not warm the … Read more
I posted that she was heading out – Brigid, off to England for 15 days and she was greeted by this poster! And Brigid sent us a couple of airplane views – first one, looks like a wind farm.
Brigid just flew out tonight and will be staying with her sister Libby (who is a Saint), just hangin’ out with her. I took the picture on Feb. 17th while we were walking on Croton Point. Brigid, all 101 pounds of her. Meanwhile I”ll be home, pining away.
This video is based on an article in the WSJ. 50% of my two children have college degrees; they are both doing pretty well. TIP: A college student getting an internship is very helpful. AND degrees holders in math intensive programs also have an edge.