Bunny Trails

[Bootstrap]

Why do you ask? It is beyond understanding.

[JohnH]

Made me think of a Disney film on some island.

[temporal1]

please wait 24 hours before discussing

Reminder.

Ernie comes up with the most interesting OP instructions.

[Bootstrap]

Did you use an LLM to write that?

If so, would you mind sharing the prompt?

If you are thinking of the longer post, I did ask an LLM to do things like "Fact check this and identify anything that is not verifiable" and "Help me frame this in a way that is fair". I also asked it to criticize what I had written so I could think about what I might want to change.

Some of my fact gathering was done with an LLM, but I check sources when I do that.

I almost never post anything that is just raw output from an LLM.

[JohnH]

Did you use an LLM to write that?

If so, would you mind sharing the prompt?

If you are thinking of the longer post, I did ask an LLM to do things like "Fact check this and identify anything that is not verifiable" and "Help me frame this in a way that is fair". I also asked it to criticize what I had written so I could think about what I might want to change.

Some of my fact gathering was done with an LLM, but I check sources when I do that.

I almost never post anything that is just raw output from an LLM.

Would you mind sharing the prompts that generated the output you cut and pasted?

[Bootstrap]

Did you use an LLM to write that?

If so, would you mind sharing the prompt?

If you are thinking of the longer post, I did ask an LLM to do things like "Fact check this and identify anything that is not verifiable" and "Help me frame this in a way that is fair". I also asked it to criticize what I had written so I could think about what I might want to change.

Some of my fact gathering was done with an LLM, but I check sources when I do that.

I almost never post anything that is just raw output from an LLM.

Would you mind sharing the prompts that generated the output you cut and pasted?

I really didn't do this the way you imagine. There is not "a prompt that generated the output that I cut and pasted". It simply doesn't exist.

[temporal1]

2026

2021 / P.6:

Beth Moore supports women in church leadership positions, which is an unbiblical position, and also a hallmark of someone moving in a liberal direction. (Denominations that adopt this generally don’t stay conservative very long; this is happening in the SBC for example.)

Moore has a history of always taking the liberal sides in events, such as when she made a statement against the March for Life incident with Sandmann (since withdrawn).

She’s as guilty of joining social media goon squads as anyone.

memory /no memory

In my heart, i felt Elizabeth Smart’s dad was involved in her shocking disappearance. 2002
i’m not sure i told anyone. i had such a bad feeling about him. (so often, close loved ones are guilty.) it seemed reasonable to imagine.

i was 100% wrong.
i still feel bad about having such bad thoughts about him. even tho i didn’t speak about it to anyone.

[justme]

I'm really confused.
What does elizabeth smart have to do w beth moore?

[temporal1]

I'm really confused.
What does elizabeth smart have to do w beth moore?

sorry to confuse.
i wanted to make a point about my wrongful judgment of elizabeth’s father. once elizabeth returned home, it was clear her father wasn’t involved.

it’s really easy to jump to negative conclusions. it’s hard to resist the temptation.

[ohio jones]

I'm really confused.
What does elizabeth smart have to do w beth moore?

sorry to confuse.
i wanted to make a point about my wrongful judgment of elizabeth’s father. once elizabeth returned home, it was clear her father wasn’t involved.

it’s really easy to jump to negative conclusions. it’s hard to resist the temptation.

Is jumping to negative conclusions part of the Hegelian dialectic?