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I followed a link to a new A.I. project named ChatGPT. “We are excited to introduce ChatGPT to get users’ feedback and learn about its strengths and weaknesses. During the research preview, usage of ChatGPT is free. Try it now at chat.openai.com.” I had three burning questions to ask, hoping for sensible advice on getting …
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Some folks may feel that this is not the year to be sending out “Merry” Christmas cards, so I’ve put together some alternate versions that may do the job…for the nervous, oblivious, and everywhere in between. BTW, Merry Christmas from #klohecat #banksythecat and #fearlessfreddycat ! #cats_of_instagram #catsofinstagram #historicmarkerville #christmascards2020
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There were other living creatures in the house, just no humans. Our dog Guppy was upstairs with Elsie.
Jes's cat Roving was shut up in her bedroom downstairs, because we didn't quite trust the trio of them to be alone with each other.
Elsie has used TOGETHER like this before. She came with me to a science fiction convention and after I had spent a long day at the convention center, when I got back she said "frustrated together." Which I took to mean "you said we were going to be together and you're not here."
I was fully expecting this to be another rebuke, but instead she said that it was really nice that I was home. You can hear us all melt.
As a bonus for people who have been following along with the Roving and Elsie meetup, the spot she's sniffing in the speeded up section is where Roving had been in the morning.
PS The best way you can support an author is to go into an indie bookstore and buy or order their book. If you don't see a book you want on the shelf, the bookstore can order it for you and it will be there as fast as if you order it from a giant. Plus they'll give you recommendations.
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There were other living creatures in the house, just no humans. Our dog Guppy was upstairs with Elsie. Jes's cat Roving was shut up in her bedroom downstairs, because we didn't quite trust the trio of them to be alone with each other. Elsie has used TOGETHER like this before. She came with me to a science fiction convention and after I had spent a long day at the convention center, when I got back she said "frustrated together." Which I took to mean "you said we were going to be together and you're not here." I was fully expecting this to be another rebuke, but instead she said that it was really nice that I was home. You can hear us all melt. As a bonus for people who have been following along with the Roving and Elsie meetup, the spot she's sniffing in the speeded up section is where Roving had been in the morning. PS The best way you can support an author is to go into an indie bookstore and buy or order their book. If you don't see a book you want on the shelf, the bookstore can order it for you and it will be there as fast as if you order it from a giant. Plus they'll give you recommendations. #fluentpet #talkingcat #cutecalico #catbuttons #augmentativeinterspeciescommunication
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Those heart-warming wildlife stories flooding social media, the deer “asking for help” with her entangled fawn, the great horned owl befriending a kitten, the buck supposedly bringing his baby to humans to save it from wolves, feel magical. But they’re not real.
Wild animals (generally) don’t seek human help, form cross-species friendships, or understand us as rescuers. These videos and stories are staged, misinterpreted, or outright fabricated to go viral.
As comforting as it feels to believe wildlife finds safety in people, this belief can be dangerous. Interfering with wild animals, especially young ones, often causes harm: parents get separated from their offspring, animals become stressed or injured, and well-meaning humans put themselves at risk.
Wild animals are wild. The most respectful and helpful thing we can do is admire them from a distance, protect their habitats, and contact licensed wildlife professionals when there’s a real concern.
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