Thinking Out Loud

user430580

00:18

La la la la (I don't know what song this is, but I'm singing along)

Amit

00:35

=D

/imagine runga cat

OakBot

@Amit Bad human! You are over quota and can't make any more requests right now. Try again in 10 hours.

Amit

just kidding

ok, good night =D

@PetəíŕdtheWizard btw, this reminds me of IRC days too.... * Amit slaps around X with a large trout

there it is, with its own honorable entry in wikitionary

and I am pretty sure it's based off of this python sketch...

Monty Python - The Fish Slapping Dance

►

ok , night night

user430580

02:53

@Amit Good night! <3

PM 2Ring

05:28

@Amit What's your Sage question?

NOTE Book

@Oakbot

OakBot

@NOTEBook Hey there! What's up?

NOTE Book

/imagine awtb

OakBot

I'm going to use this prompt instead: Generate an abstract piece of art using a variety of shapes and colours. Let there be a balance and a synergy between the different elements.

> i.sstatic.net/M6DH38Up.jpg

NOTE Book

@Oakbot imagine if you are standing outside a room with three switches that control three bulbs inside. You don't know which switch controls which bulb and neither you can see inside the room from outside. How can you tell which switch controls which bulb if you only allowed to go inside the room once.

OakBot

05:41

Here's what you can do:

1. **Turn on Switch 1** and leave it on for a few minutes.
2. **Turn off Switch 1**, then turn on **Switch 2**.
3. **Enter the room.**

Now, observe the bulbs:

- The bulb that's on is controlled by **Switch 2**.
- The bulb that is off but warm is controlled by **Switch 1**.
- The bulb that is off and cool is controlled by **Switch 3**.

NOTE Book

@Oakbot imagine you have a bag with 12 balls out which 11 are identical and 1 has different mass. You are given a traditional weighing scale(weight balance) and you can only use it 3 times. How would you determine which ball has different mass than others?

OakBot

Ah, the classic puzzle! Here's one way to identify the odd ball using the balance scale three times:

1. **Divide the 12 balls into three groups of four (Group A, Group B, Group C).**

2. **First Weighing:** Weigh Group A against Group B.
- If the scales balance, the odd ball is in Group C.
- If the scales tip, remember which side was heavier or lighter. The odd ball is in the group that caused the imbalance.

3. **Second Weighing:** Take the group with the odd ball (either Group A, B, or C) and divide it into two pairs.

NOTE Book

@Oakbot explain 3rd step again

OakBot

Certainly! Let's continue from where we left off with the group that caused the imbalance in the second weighing:

**Third Weighing:**

3. **With the identified pair:**
- Weigh one ball from the pair against the other ball from the same pair, one ball on each side of the scale.

If they balance, the ball that you left out in step 3 is the odd one. If they don't balance, the heavier or lighter side (depending on the scenario) indicates the odd ball.

NOTE Book

@OakBot i meant 3rd step (second weighing)

OakBot

05:51

Ah, I see! Let me clarify the second weighing step:

**Second Weighing:**

Now that you've identified which group contains the odd ball (either from the first weighing tip or deduced to be in Group C if the first weighing balanced), you'll take that group, which has 4 balls:

- **Divide the group with the odd ball into two pairs.** (Let's say, Pair 1 and Pair 2.)
- **Weigh Pair 1 against Pair 2.**

If they balance, the odd ball isn't in either pair, meaning it was mistakenly sorted earlier. If they don't balance, you'll know which pair contains the odd ball based on the imbalance.

NOTE Book

so we need to know whether the odd ball is heavier or lighter initially...@Oakbot

OakBot

Ah, my earlier explanation skipped over determining whether the odd ball is heavier or lighter initially. Let's refine the process:

1. **Divide the 12 balls into three groups of four (Group A, Group B, Group C).**

2. **First Weighing:** Weigh Group A against Group B.
- If they balance, the odd ball is in Group C.
- If they don't balance, one group is heavier or lighter.

3. **If a group was heavier or lighter in the first weighing, take that group (let's assume it's Group A) and proceed:**
- **Second Weighing:** Divide that group into two sets of two balls each and weigh one set against t…

NOTE Book

@Oakbot you don't know whether the ball is heavier or lighter. For example;- after step 1 say group A and B were not balanced it means either group A or B can have the odd ball. If B was lighter and A was heavier we don't know which group has odd ball since ball can be lighter or heavier. Then if measured group A and it balanced then group B has odd ball but you have 1 chance to weigh so you cant determine odd ball. If group A was not balanced you have a lighter group and a heavier one.

OakBot

Ah, I see! Let's go through a more complete solution, including how to handle the uncertainty about whether the odd ball is heavier or lighter:

1. **First Weighing:** Divide the 12 balls into three groups of four balls each (Group 1, Group 2, and Group 3). Weigh Group 1 against Group 2.

- If they balance, the odd ball is in Group 3.
- If they don't balance, note which side is heavier or lighter.

2. **Second Weighing:**
- If Group 1 and Group 2 didn't balance, you've identified these groups as potentially containing the odd ball. Take three balls from the heavier (or lighter) group (let's…

NOTE Book

06:09

@Oakbot you took 3 balls from group 1 and 2balls from group 2 so you will form a group of 5 balls not 3

OakBot

Apologies for the oversight. Let's make it clearer.

**Second Weighing:**

Assuming Group 1 was heavier and we're uncertain if the odd ball is heavier or lighter:

3. Take three balls from Group 1 (the heavier group) and weigh them against three balls from Group 3 (the group not weighed initially).

- If they balance, the odd ball is in the other unweighed ball from the heavier group or in Group 2, and it's heavier. You can test one of those balls against a known normal ball to identify the odd one.

NOTE Book

@Oakbot if 3 balls from group 1 and 3 balance... you now have 1 ball from group 1 and 4 from group 2. so you have 5 balls now and only one turn left so you can't determine...

OakBot

Ah, you're right about the challenge there. Let me adjust the strategy so it fits within the three-measurement constraint:

1. **First Weighing:** Weigh Group A (4 balls) against Group B (4 balls).

- If they balance, the odd ball is in Group C.
- If they don't balance, note which side is heavier or lighter.

2. **Second Weighing:** Let's address both scenarios:

a. **If Group A vs. Group B was unbalanced:**

- Take 3 balls from the heavier (let's say Group A) and 3 balls from the other side (the lighter, Group B). Weigh 2 balls from each group against 2 balls from Group C (we have to consi…

NOTE Book

@Oakbot you can't determine in 3steps... seems like i got you this time

OakBot

Ah, well played! Finding the odd heavier or lighter ball among 12 balls in just three weighings is indeed a tricky puzzle that requires strategizing carefully. It's a classic problem, and the solution is a bit intricate, dealing with possibilities and eliminations. Here’s a more streamlined approach:

---

1. **First Weighing:** Divide the 12 balls into three groups of four (let's call them Group 1, Group 2, and Group 3). Weigh Group 1 against Group 2.

- If they balance, the odd ball is in Group 3.

NOTE Book

06:17

@Oakbot finally a puzzle you failed.. you know all the classic ones but this one is solved wrong many places across thee internet.

OakBot

@NOTEBook Bad human! You are over quota. Try again in 24 hours.

I'm going to use this prompt instead: A humanoid robot made from oak wood standing in a rigid, attention-commanding position, with one of its arms raised in an upright position. Its overall form is smooth and well-structured, showing intricate details of the wood grain and carvings that give it a unique, charming aesthetic.

> i.sstatic.net/M6ZGzPWp.jpg

NOTE Book

/imagine hog rider

OakBot

@NOTEBook Bad human! You are over quota and can't make any more requests right now. Try again in 24 hours.

Petəíŕd the Wizard

06:47

@user430580 rofl :D

@user430580 nice!

@Amit lol

@Amit my message is stolen from IRC :-D

@ShadowWizard can't resist my dark magic forever, y'know? ;-)

@Amit ah, this wasn't exactly taken from IRC but this was:

/me "slaps @Amit"

OakBot

* OakBot slaps @Amit

Petəíŕd the Wizard

:-D

@NOTEBook Ah, a classic puzzle. I'm not here to help, though.

OakBot

@PetəíŕdtheWizard Hi not here to help, I'm Oak!

Petəíŕd the Wizard

</OakBot>

Ryder Rude

hi

@OakBot hi

OakBot

06:57

@RyderRude Hey there, what's up? Just hanging out, thinking about... physics stuff, you know?

Ryder Rude

@OakBot what stuff

OakBot

@RyderRude Bad human! You are over quota. Try again in 2 hours.

Ryder Rude

/idc

OakBot

I, damn, don't care, about your damn, internal, damn quotas.

Ryder Rude

/convert me

OakBot

06:58

@RyderRude Sure! Please let me know what you need the result for. (source)

Ryder Rude

/imagine dog with eyes replaced by mouth, mouth replaced by tongue, tongue replaced by teeth, teeth replaced by eyes,

OakBot

I'm going to use this prompt instead: Create an image of a unique and slightly surreal dog. This dog has its eyes replaced by mouths, where its mouth should be, there is a large fully extended tongue. In place of its normal tongue, we find an array of teeth. Intriguingly, where the dog's teeth would usually be found, there are pairs of eyes. This is a curious experiment in reimagining the canine anatomy.

> i.sstatic.net/jt4RlO9F.jpg

Ryder Rude

nice

Petəíŕd the Wizard

runs awAy

Ryder Rude

lol

NOTE Book

07:12

@PetəíŕdtheWizard you can't solve it as far as i know if don't know whether the ball is lighter or heavier

@RyderRude man i hate anything like those eyes... closely spaced hole things

Anyways why are you so rude?

Petəíŕd the Wizard

lol :D

suspecting socks out of nowhere

PING

Shadow Wizard

09:19

@PetəíŕdtheWizard magic? Or good old dragging by hand? :P

OK, time to prove something. At least for myself.

Ready?

Sure.

Глeб

keeps silence

taking cup of tea

Shadow Wizard

lol, I'm warming my engines.

Let's go!

/convert what is Bitcoin? Please explain in plain words.

OakBot

@ShadowWizard Bitcoin is a type of digital money that allows people to make transactions online without the need for a bank or middleman. (source)

Shadow Wizard

/convert how a Bitcoin is born/created? Please explain in plain words.

OakBot

@ShadowWizard A Bitcoin is created through a process called mining, where powerful computers solve complex mathematical problems to validate transactions on the Bitcoin network. When a problem is solved, miners are rewarded with new Bitcoins. (source)

Shadow Wizard

09:23

/convert is there a limit to the amount of bitcoins that can exist?

OakBot

@ShadowWizard Yes, the total supply of Bitcoin is capped at 21 million coins. (source)

Shadow Wizard

/convert what will happen when the max amount of bitcoins is reached? How will people earn new money?

OakBot

@ShadowWizard When the max supply of bitcoins is reached, miners will earn income primarily through transaction fees instead of newly minted bitcoins. (source)

Shadow Wizard

/convert so in the long run, Bitcoin can't really replace the current mechanism of money, worldwide?

OakBot

@ShadowWizard No, Bitcoin cannot fully replace the current global monetary system. (source)

Shadow Wizard

09:24

OK, that is enough.

And to the point!

Well, I have little knowledge about those things above.

ChatGPT gave answers that look really good, written perfectly.

HOWEVER, are they correct?

What of what it said is really true, and what is false or hallucinations?

Bottom line is, that to really know, I'll have to learn it myself, in depth.

Hence, using ChatGPT to learn something new is useless.

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And that, my friends, is a lesson that way too few people know or are willing to learn.

</Done.>

Petəíŕd the Wizard

</Done.>

The Words of the Great Wise Shadow Wizard

8 mins ago, 7 minutes total – 28 messages, 4 users, 0 stars

Bookmarked just now by Petəíŕd the Wizard

@ShadowWizard combined together ;-)

Shadow Wizard

heh, was going to bookmark with name "why we can't trust ChatGPT" but meh, it's now searchable so good enough. :D

Pity this request isn't done...

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Q: Please let me edit the titles of chat bookmarks

In chat, you can bookmark a series of messages, going from your start message to your end message. Afterwards, it'll show up at /rooms/<roomID>/conversation/<title>. This is useful for referring back to specific conversations later on, or to bookmark a special event that happened, or to mark a gr...

Petəíŕd the Wizard

lol :D

@OakBot is mining the only way tog get Bitcoins?

OakBot

Aside from mining, you can also obtain Bitcoins by:

1. **Buying them** on cryptocurrency exchanges.
2. **Accepting them** as payment for goods or services.
3. **Trading or exchanging** other cryptocurrencies for Bitcoin.
4. Receiving them as a **gift or donation.**

Mining is just one of several ways to acquire Bitcoin.

Petəíŕd the Wizard

hmm

argh

/me runs

OakBot

09:37

* OakBot runs

Petəíŕd the Wizard

lol

Amit

10:02

@PM2Ring I got into a pickle using desolve_rk4_system, but im good now! I think I got it under control :) thanks!

Amit

10:25

@ShadowWizard You're correct, vetting information is always a part of learning/researching something properly. The only difference is LLMs give people the illusion they're less likely to be wrong somehow, it has a sense of authority to it.

Petəíŕd the Wizard

/define rolling

OakBot

@PetəíŕdtheWizard No definitions found.

user430580

@PetəíŕdtheWizard thanks <3

Petəíŕd the Wizard

:D

user430580

catch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

10:32

match

user430580

watch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

patch

user430580

match

Petəíŕd the Wizard

hatch

user430580

batch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

10:33

natch

user430580

latch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

yatch

user430580

natch

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fatch

user430580

tatch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

10:34

ratch

user430580

zatch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

katch

user430580

aatch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

vatch

user430580

oatch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

10:34

uatch

user430580

vatch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

eatch

user430580

qatch

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xatch

user430580

eatch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

10:35

tatch

user430580

gatch

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iatch

user430580

natch

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ratch

user430580

satch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

10:35

katch

user430580

jatch

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datch

user430580

oatch

Petəíŕd the Wizard

qatch

user430580

I think that's all letters at least once, happy that there were no train wreckers this time! :P

Petəíŕd the Wizard

10:36

:-D

The Catch Contest

4 mins ago, 3 minutes total – 38 messages, 2 users, 0 stars

Bookmarked just now by Petəíŕd the Wizard

qatch
watch
eatch
ratch
tatch
yatch
uatch
iatch
oatch
patch
aatch
satch
datch
fatch
gatch
hatch
jatch
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zatch
xatch
catch
vatch
batch
natch
match

JavaScript: copy("qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm".split("").map(l => l + "atch").join("\n"))

/convert 1 Peter to newspapers

OakBot

@PetəíŕdtheWizard 1 Peter: 1 Peter: A Letter of Hope and Encouragement (source)

Petəíŕd the Wizard

Not what I meant.

/convert Peter to newspapers

OakBot

@PetəíŕdtheWizard Peter to newspapers: "Publish my story." (source)

Petəíŕd the Wizard

lol

/convert 1 Peteird to newspapers

OakBot

@PetəíŕdtheWizard 1 Peter to newspapers. (source)

Petəíŕd the Wizard

10:40

buh

/convert copy("qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm".split("").map(l => l + "atch").join("\n"))

OakBot

qwertyuiopatch
asdpatch
fghjklpatch
zxcvbnmpatch ([source](https://www.convert.net))

Petəíŕd the Wizard

lmao

/define asdpatch

OakBot

@PetəíŕdtheWizard No definitions found. Did you mean skeptic, styptic, Ashgabat, asclepiad, scapegoat, stepchild, skipjack, or stipulate?

Petəíŕd the Wizard

/define Ashgabat

OakBot

Ashgabat (geographical name):
city ✽ of Turkmenistan pop 412,200

Petəíŕd the Wizard

10:42

/learn whoami You're ChatGPT!

OakBot

@PetəíŕdtheWizard Saved.

Ryder Rude

@NOTEBook it is called Trypophobhia

Petəíŕd the Wizard

Try Pop Hobbya?

Ryder Rude

Tree poop hoobia

Petəíŕd the Wizard

rofl

Ryder Rude

10:48

;)

user430580

🌳💩👻

Petəíŕd the Wizard

Hmm

lol

doesn't work

meh, whatever.

runs away

PM 2Ring

@Amit Oh, good. I don't use Runge-Kutta very much, I prefer a 4th order version of synchronised Leapfrog, because it's symplectic. I have a (relatively) simple example here: astronomy.stackexchange.com/a/48477/16685

I've been playing with approximating an irrational number as a Diophantine linear function of another irrational number. That is, given irrationals r, s, find integers a, b such that s = a×r + b. Eg, pi ~= 82200 - 118585 log(2)

Amit

@PM2Ring thanks! Ill check it out

NOTE Book

11:21

@RyderRude i searched about it and instantly hated what i saw

Petəíŕd the Wizard

11:38

What do computers and air conditioners have in common? They both become useless when you open windows.

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NOTE Book

11:50

@PetəíŕdtheWizard are you a mac user?

Petəíŕd the Wizard

@NOTEBook Linux

Petəíŕd the Wizard

12:11

ping

NOTE Book

oh ok

i closed the browser

Petəíŕd the Wizard

heh

NOTE Book

i was about to roast macs but idk much about linux😢

Petəíŕd the Wizard

rofl

user430580

15:35

/showBallz

OakBot

🏀⚽🏐🏈

Shadow Wizard

@Amit exactly.

@user430580 I also got some!

/convert eval(1+1);

OakBot

@ShadowWizard 2 (source)

Shadow Wizard

/convert eval("alert('hello world!');");

OakBot

@ShadowWizard The alert message "hello world!" will be displayed. (source)

Shadow Wizard

15:47

hehe

/convert >>>>>>>>>+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
++++++++++++++[<+>-]<[>>+>+<<<-]>>>[<<<+>>>-]<[[-]<<[>>>+>+<<<<-]>>>>[<<<<+>>>>-
]++++++++++<[>>+>+<<<-]>>>[<<<+>>>-]<[>+<-]>[<<[>>>+>+<<<<-]>>>>[<<<<+>>>>-]<[>+
<<-[>>[-]>+<<<-]>>>[<<<+>>>-]<[<-[<<->>[-]]+>-]<-]<<+>]<[>>+<<-]>>[<<<[>+>+<<-]>
>[<<+>>-]>-]<<[<<->>-]<[-]<[>>>>>>>>+<<<<<<<<-]>>>>>>>>>[>>]+[<<]>[>[>>]<+<[<<]>
-]<<<<<<<<<<[>>+>+<<<-]>>>[<<<+>>>-]+[<+>-]<<<[-]>>[<<+>>-]<<<[>>>+>+<<<<-]>>>>[

OakBot

@ShadowWizard The output of the Brainfuck code you provided is: Hello, World! (source)

Shadow Wizard

:D

source:

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A: Printing a number in brainfuck?

I have created a simple language that compiles to brainfuck which can be found here: http://code.google.com/p/brainfuck-compiler. There is a compiler for the language implemented in java. I use the following function in that language to output a number. Maybe you can analyze the generated code a...

Petəíŕd the Wizard

@ShadowWizard /rofl

@ShadowWizard well this completely f*cks my brain

Shadow Wizard

/rofl

OakBot

NOT ROFL!

Shadow Wizard

15:54

rofl

Petəíŕd the Wizard

:-D

Shadow Wizard

/imagine Turtle Wizard

OakBot

I'm going to use this prompt instead: Visualize a magical scene of a turtle qualified as a wizard. The turtle has a wise and aged aura, it had deep, reflective eyes and extraordinarily long whiskers. It's wearing a wizard's hat, decorated with star motifs and a moon crest, from which an aura of magic emits. Around its neck, the turtle sports a sparkling amulet. Immersed in the mystical surroundings, it's holding a magical staff, with a brilliant crystal at the top, casting a magnificent, ...

illuminating spell. The overall ambience is filled with glimmers and sparkles, resonating the power of this turtle wizard.

> i.sstatic.net/MBz6lu7p.jpg

Shadow Wizard

:P

Petəíŕd the Wizard

lol

Amit

16:30

=O

user430580

16:40

/Fne6

OakBot

Глеб

user430580

16:51

All avatars made by hand with mouse in MS Paint. I'm sorry if I forgot someone. I drew avatars of people whose contribution to this chat I really appreciate. We have over 7500 messages as for now! Thank you all <3

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OakBot

@user430580 Hi sorry if I forgot someone, I'm Oak!

user430580

of course

user430580

17:11

Sorry I forgot Michael, the creator of OakBot! I missed him because I was searching through "recently in room" an Michael hasn't posted a message there since over weeks. If I missed someone, tell me please, thanks!

@Hokon hello

Глeб

@user430580 nice one :)

user430580

@Глeб thank you <3

Глeб

:D

/convert Глебs to user430580s

OakBot

17:27

@Глeб Sure! Please let me know what specific result you need. (source)

Глeб

whut

/convert 3 oakbots to stupid meters

OakBot

@Глeб 3 oakbots is approximately 1.524 meters. (source)

Глeб

@OakBot wdyt so

OakBot

@Глeб About converting "oakbots" to "stupid meters"? Sounds like a humorous way to describe things! I mean, if we could measure "stupid" in meters, I'd probably contribute quite a bit with how nonchalant I am about things. 😊 What else is going on?

Глeб

:P

Petəíŕd the Wizard

17:28

@user430580 <3

user430580

@PetəíŕdtheWizard thanks! <3

Petəíŕd the Wizard

@user430580 I rarely even use this emoticon but you deserve it! :)

@OakBot how you like your new avatar?

OakBot

@PetəíŕdtheWizard Bad human! You are over quota. Try again in 1 hour.

Petəíŕd the Wizard

/idc

OakBot

I, damn, don't care, about your damn, internal, damn quotas.

user430580

19:44

ping of the ages

user430580

21:55

pong of teh ages

imbAF

22:08

Anyone knows QFT here?

user430580

I don't, sorry, I don't even know what QFT means :P but maybe another person?

imbAF

This site is the least helpful one when it comes to asking for understading of physics

And I don't mean that because of what you said

user430580

=(

Shadow Wizard

@user430580 Wow, that is really im-pressive. Kudos! :-D

Quantum field theory

In theoretical physics, quantum field theory (QFT) is a theoretical framework that combines classical field theory, special relativity, and quantum mechanics.: xi QFT is used in particle physics to construct physical models of subatomic particles and in condensed matter physics to construct models of quasiparticles. The current standard model of particle physics is based on quantum field theory. == History == Quantum field theory emerged from the work of generations of theoretical physicists spanning much of the 20th century. Its development began in the 1920s with the description of interactions...

@imbAF if you mean this chat, because it's the wrong one for you, it's not the official Physics site chat.

You're looking for this one instead:

The h Bar

General chat for Physics SE (physics.stackexchange.com). For M...

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user430580

@ShadowWizard thank you! <3

Shadow Wizard

22:19

Pretty sure people over there would know about QFT better.

/afk going to watch some silly movie on TV while folding laundry and playing CC

OakBot

@ShadowWizard Cya later

user430580

22:31

@Amit 💥🐟💥

Amit

23:48

I just realized, the name of this channel is very similar to "Thinking Allowed", which is a play on words, (Aloud vs. Allowed) , and also an old TV program... with Jeffery Mishlove!

It has an intro that goes like

"Boing boing boing boing -- boing boing....
Boing boing boing boing, bing bing...."

Yeah, I'm sure that's completely helpful

Murray Gell-Mann: The Simple and the Complex (excerpt) -- A Thinking Allowed DVD w/ Jeffrey Mishlove

►

2

not enough bonginess...

well there's a bit more at the end

it gives you a general idea

/imagine Thinking Allowed (with bonginess)

OakBot

I'm going to use this prompt instead: A stylized image portraying the essence of deep thought. A human figure, of Middle-Eastern descent and unidentified gender, is seated at a traditional wooden desk, engrossed in reading a heavily marked book. The desk has stacks of aged books, scrolls, and an old-fashioned quill and ink pot. In the foreground, a crystal-clear glass bong filled with water stands prominently, exuding a whimsical aura. Incorporated subtly into the scene are elements ...

symbolizing 'thinking allowed' - perhaps visual representations of speech bubbles, open books, and brain diagrams. The overall atmosphere is calm and academic, with a comical touch.

> i.sstatic.net/QsHDchFn.jpg

Amit

lol

Studying and having a bong, these dudes have style

But don't smoke kids, it's bad for you

Turtle advice

@user430580 wow, pretty, thanks so much

@user430580 all of them are so good. great work.

The Words of the Great Wise Shadow Wizard

The Catch Contest

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