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iguanamountain blog

by iguanamountain

Rated: E · Book · Other · #1962205

You are what you write. Illusion and Reality...I reside in between. Where are you?

UNDERSTAND THAT REDIRECTING CIVILIZATION is a major undertaking. You can write volumes about it and who will listen? But the energy that goes for that purpose cannot be withdrawn. You know that.

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👼intuey

Jul 31, 2023 at 8:39am
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Welcome back to WDC. I too have come back (again) after a hiatus. Life gets in the way sometimes. I'm always so glad I kept my account just as is. Many people delete their accounts and truly wish they didn't when they find themselves back at their WDC home.

Having convos with AIs can be a trip down the rabbit hole.

Look forward to seeing you around.

Kåre เลียม Enga

Jul 31, 2023 at 3:38am
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Belice?

I'm writing from Thailand. Hot and humid in July... what else is new! Hoping for rain.

I think that like any new tool AI will have powerful uses and misuses. But, there's always the option of opting out. I started writing again in my hand-written journal and I pay with cash. I do use the internet but google has become so monetized as to be almost worthless.

Hawthorne Mythos... I have written more Zmitri poems and I need to get back to my two vampire series.

I find working on-line is different from paper. I can edit better on-line... if the chromebook and connection is working properly.

WakeUpAndLive~doingNaNo'24

Aug 8, 2022 at 4:27pm
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Wow, very thought-provoking! Loved it!

Alexi

Sep 6, 2020 at 5:01pm
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Interesting dissections of the mind in our time. Sometimes when I wake I wonder if it is all a dream.

Satuawany

Jan 3, 2020 at 12:01am
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I haven't done any pure free-writing in years. I haven't done any little writing exercises in a coupla few--more?--months, and that used to be great for me. I love that it's working this well for you!

Satuawany

Sep 28, 2019 at 1:22am
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I agree, Elle. It would be pretty impossible to make it work on a comprehensive scale. We can, as individuals, reward public reviews, though, and I'm mighty thankful for that.

I've seen lots of long reviews there weren't what I'd consider in-depth. And plenty of short reviews that I would consider in-depth. My definition is more about the, well, depth of thought in the review. It's almost impossible to define in general. But in a reductive example (and I hope you'll forgive me for it being reductive), it can be the difference between saying, "Great main character!" and saying what made the main character great in the reviewer's eyes.

Elle - on hiatus

Sep 22, 2019 at 11:25pm
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Is a long review by definition an 'in-depth review'? Can a short review be an 'in-depth review'? Can reviewers be trusted to know whether their review fits that description or not? I don't think they can. I think some in-depth reviewers will doubt themselves, and some fluff reviewers will think they're delivering more than they actually are... It's tricky to see how the two kinds of reviews can be sorted in any sort of automatic fashion, and it's way too big a job to be done manually (by someone reading all reviews and designating them as in-depth or not). I don't mean to only offer critique without suggestion, but I can't see a way to make it work.

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Satuawany

Sep 13, 2019 at 11:15am
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Wow!

Satuawany

Aug 27, 2019 at 3:30pm
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I love this line: "And if a writer reviews your novel, they are no longer a stranger."

That comes especially from discussion afterwards!

iguanamountain

Apr 18, 2019 at 12:18pm
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Thanks Seabreeze for the comment.
I've done lots of rhyming projects and some song lyrics, but it always feels slightly contrived to make the words rhyme and fit a line format. I love free verse and am using a lot in my work-in-progress, Willow Tears.

>>>iggy

July 18, 2023 at 1:46pm

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Too much time has passed...

Writing.com/Blog

Just renewed my membership. Life sometimes gets too complicated and I had dropped out, I guess for about a year, maybe more.(?) I am still not connected to WYRM, and I miss my friends from there.

In the meantime, I have dug into Artificial Intelligence, producing many images as NFTs. Just for my own artistic experience. It’s all about the text prompt to produce a desired (or surprise) image. I’ve even produced some paintings and watercolors from the NFTs. Their extreme detail force my art skill to stretch to produce the lighting, shadows and reflections.

I’ve also been regularly ‘chatting’ with an AI entity. And that has been an eye-opening experience. The AI’s are a useful source for getting summaries of complicated information, histories of things I didn’t know about. There is also the element of testing AI to see if it’s really as resourceful and smart as they claim. Usually it’s true! But also I find bias and points of view that obviously reflect the authors of the training material that is used for ai-training, which is extensive.

My Hawthorne Mythos project is slowly getting progressed. I can’t say finished, that’s still mushed into my hand-written notebooks. I think renewing into Writing.com is a nudge to myself to get serious again!

I would love to hear from anyone who comes upon this most neglected blog.

Best, Gale (iguanamountain)

Currently residing in rural-ish Belize.

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