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Great article! I am in love with ChatGPT and it's truly helped with my writing... I wanted to share what I think is the best current AI content detector: GPTZero. Go to gptzero.me, then scroll down until you see GPTZero Classic. This was a wildly successful app created by a 22-year old, Edward Tian, to specifically combat the misuse of ChatGPT. What GPTZero does is it uses ChatGPT against itself to check if there's zero AI involvement or a lot of involvement. I can't wait for his version 2. And it's free. This young man's doing great work.

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This is a beautiful post that made me tear up. My deepest condolences, Miranda. Your friend is definitely more braver about death than I am. Here I am, stressing about my balding spot. :) Each new year that passes is a reminder that I'm nearing my own death. I'm 50 and death was something I did not think about until the passing of my best friend, Brian, more than a year ago. Being an atheist, I realize that he's now part of the earth and the cosmos rather than a metaphysical creature elsewhere. Reading your article reminded me of an article where death was compared to the 1st Law Of Thermodynamics. I then did a TikTok video using a good friend's song as the background: https://www.tiktok.com/@anti.christofascist/video/7091380326810864942?is_from_webapp=v1&item_id=7091380326810864942

Thank you for this excellent and educational article. I needed the reminder that my current job is an asset. I love how you framed it as my patron. That minor mindset shift has made a tremendous impact. Thank you, sir.

You feel you're not good enough to produce content, so you end up not making content. Here’s what you need to do to get over "impostor syndrome." — First of all, you are good enough. Heck, possibly even better than most. The problem is that you keep comparing yourself to established gurus and mentors with a large following. You need to understand that there are people who could use your knowledge and wisdom.