Seems AI knows no boundries,

Della said:
It really is. I've watched some of Dr. Phil's shows about "catfishing," where the guests were women who sent their life savings to boyfriends who just happened to be stuck in Nigeria. Even after family members and friends told them they were being scammed they continued to talk to them online every night and send them money. I think it all shows how lonely some people are.
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They never believe you when you tell them they're getting scammed.
 

There is much media in the world, I learned decades ago is best avoided in order to not pollute and contaminate my mind. Everything one experiences and acts on becomes part of our beings through neural plasticity. We are what we do, experience, and act on. This person generally has strong self-control except for eating sweets.

That is why I avoid media as much as is reasonably practical with violence, foul speech, manipulative politics, and pornography. I have not had cable TV for decades nor stream, nor have any post smartphone social media accounts.
 
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David777 said:
There is much media in the world, I learned decades ago is best avoided in order to not pollute and contaminate my mind. Everything one experiences and acts on becomes part of our beings through neural plasticity. We are what we do and act on. This person generally has strong self-control except for eating sweets.

That is why I avoid media as much as is reasonably practical with violence, foul speech, manipulative politics, and pornography. I have not had cable TV for decades nor stream, nor have any post smartphone social media accounts.
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Excellent point and very pertinent to anyone's life view...
it's unfortunate that your audience are all seniors... I wish that I
had been inspired to follow it many years ago.
60+ years of polluting my mind is hard to undo.
 

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