ERIC KIM

AI helping us become *more* creative!

1. AI can help us *visualize* things better.
2. You supply the ideas, AI can create or assist you with the vision.

Also an interesting thought:

Once I have created and fulfilled my own creative vision, it no longer appeals to me?

For example I had this vision of my 2010 white Prius with emerald green rims — gave it to DALLE3, and it worked phenomenally! I actually love how it looks!

Photography, writing and the internet?

To be human is to be creative?

My passion is strong.

To keep busy?

Automate with AI or do it manually by human?

Chat GPT and AI can give us the answers, but… it cannot posit importance!

AND DALL-E

Great thing about DALLE— no issues with copyright!

All in or no in.

Addicted to innovation?

Prius styled in a Rolls-Royce aesthetic.

Specially beach playgrounds. Why? Maximal dynamism with the sand, playground equipment, the water the breeze in the air and the sun

100% carnivore Seneca — ground beef wagyu or grass fed ground beef mini burger patties

No more need for Photoshop or illustrator!

For example — Lamborghini Countach and Prius hybrid mix-up concept.

Or

Design a Toyota Prius that looks like a Lamborghini Countach

My new focus.

The Intelligence of owning white cars, and also changing synthetic oil in your car, to save time

For “good” and “bad” ideas.

Also we prefer visual depictions?

Empathy and compassion is for weaklings.

Maybe it is a good idea to become less tolerant and less understanding? And less supportive?

Vlog

ART WORK

SENECA X ERIC KIM

Also beer, wine, alcohol spirits etc.

Obviously you read in between the lines! For example this generic response:

1. “Balanced diet”— nonsense.
2. No beans, “whole grains”. I actually suspect this kills your testosterone.
3. Not “body weight”— the issue is body fat levels.
4. “Overtraining”— what does this even mean?

Interesting insights

1. Being in the direct sun boosts your testosterone?

There are several natural methods believed to help boost testosterone levels:

1. Dietary and Nutritional Choices:

• Balanced Diet: Consuming a balanced diet with adequate protein, healthy fats, and whole grains can support healthy testosterone levels.
• Zinc: This mineral is important for testosterone production. Good sources include oysters, red meat, poultry, beans, nuts, and whole grains.
• Vitamin D: Spending time in the sun can help boost vitamin D levels, which in turn can boost testosterone. Supplements and vitamin D-rich foods, such as fatty fish and fortified dairy products, can also help.

1. Exercise:

• Resistance Training: Strength training, especially, can increase testosterone levels, with effects being more pronounced immediately after a workout.
• Aerobic Exercise: Regular aerobic exercise can also be effective, though to a lesser degree than weightlifting.

1. Healthy Lifestyle Choices:

• Manage Stress: Chronic stress can elevate cortisol, a hormone that at high levels may lower testosterone. Practicing stress-reducing techniques like meditation, deep breathing, and spending time outdoors can be beneficial.
• Get Enough Sleep: Aim for 7–9 hours per night, as lack of sleep can decrease testosterone levels.
• Avoid Alcohol and Drugs: Excessive alcohol or drug use can reduce testosterone levels.

1. Limit Exposure to Endocrine Disruptors: Chemicals like BPA, commonly found in some plastics, can affect testosterone levels, so try to limit your exposure.
2. Healthy Body Weight: Being overweight or underweight can affect testosterone levels. Maintaining a healthy weight through diet and exercise can support optimal testosterone levels.
3. Avoid Testosterone-Lowering Medications: Some medications can lower testosterone levels. If you’re on such medications, consult with your doctor about potential alternatives.
4. Limit Sugar Intake: High sugar consumption can lead to increased insulin levels, which can reduce testosterone.
5. Limit Opioids: Chronic use of opioids has been shown to lower testosterone.
6. Herbal Supplements: Some believe that herbs like fenugreek, tongkat ali, and ashwagandha might boost testosterone levels. However, scientific evidence is mixed, and one should consult a healthcare provider before using them.
7. Avoid Overtraining: While regular exercise is beneficial, overtraining can lead to decreased testosterone levels.

Always consult with a healthcare professional before making significant changes to your lifestyle, especially if you have underlying health conditions or are taking medication.

Fucking incredible!!

No beans and none of this vegetarian vegan plant based nonsense.

Also no hidden political agenda?

For example asking — is beef liver a natural steroid?

No, beef liver is not a steroid. However, beef liver is a rich source of various nutrients, including iron, vitamin A, B vitamins (especially B12 and folate), and trace minerals. Some bodybuilders and athletes in the past consumed desiccated liver tablets or supplements believing it would enhance performance, possibly due to its high nutrient content and potential role in improving energy and endurance. This practice stemmed from the observation of animals, like dogs, seeking out and consuming the livers of their prey.

It’s important to note that while beef liver contains many beneficial nutrients, it doesn’t contain the same compounds as anabolic steroids, which are synthetic variations of the male sex hormone, testosterone. Anabolic steroids are sometimes abused by athletes and bodybuilders to gain muscle mass and improve performance, but they come with significant risks and side effects.

From chat gpt:

Beef tongue is considered an organ meat, as it is a muscular organ rather than skeletal muscle. Organ meats, in general, are sometimes referred to as “offal.” Offal encompasses the internal organs and entrails of a butchered animal, which includes organs like the liver, kidneys, heart, brain, and, of course, the tongue. While skeletal muscles are typically referred to as “flesh meat,” organs fall under the category of offal.

Eat more red meat!! Beef and lamb.

Also liver is great because it has high levels of iron?

Also — a UI:UX idea in which when chat gpt gives you a certain response, you can just click and hold that part, and follow up on that question?

Also, SHAQ, Kobe Bryant — any great athlete who became bald?

Censorship isn’t about blocking, or hiding things. Censorship, censor comes from censeo— “to have an opinion, I have an opinion”.

Therefore in regards to censorship and Internet censorship, it is wise to consider that in fact, these Internet corporations do have an opinion about what is fitting and what is not. For example, let us not forget that Google owns YouTube, and let us not forget that ultimately Google YouTube is an advertising company.

Anything that runs on advertising will always have censorship!

From chat gpt4:

The term “censorship” has its roots in ancient Rome. The word derives from the Latin “censor,” which was an office in ancient Roman society. The censors were magistrates responsible for maintaining the census, supervising public morality, and overseeing certain aspects of the government’s finances. One of their duties was to oversee the behavior and morals of the citizens, which involved removing individuals who were deemed to have violated these morals from the census or reducing their rank. Over time, the role of the censor evolved and came to encompass other tasks related to maintaining public order and morality.

From this ancient office, the term “censor” eventually came to be used in modern times to refer to anyone who examines and suppresses objectionable material, leading to the concept of “censorship” as the act or system of suppressing or deleting anything considered objectionable.