Ma questa mi sembra una versione migliore: https://ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg/image/dodecahedron.pdf
ChapGPT questioned
Ecco alcune bizzarre domande poste a ChatGPT
You
What are
you thinking now?
ChatGPT
ChatGPT
As an AI
language model, I don't have thoughts or consciousness like humans do. Instead,
I'm here to assist you with any questions or tasks you have in mind. How can I help you today?
You
and if you
were an human?
ChatGPT
ChatGPT
If I were a
human, my thoughts at this moment might depend on various factors such as my
current circumstances, emotions, recent experiences, and personal interests.
For instance, I might be contemplating my plans for the day, reflecting on a
recent conversation, considering a problem I need to solve, or simply
daydreaming. It really depends on the individual and their unique perspective
at that moment.
E la settimana seguente ...
You
Write a short story with the following words: Pinocchio, window, banana, tennis racket, soul, Nirvana, sea, square root, happiness.
ChatGPT
Once upon a time in a quaint village by the sea, there lived a peculiar wooden puppet named Pinocchio. He resided in a cozy little cottage with a window overlooking the vast expanse of ocean. Despite being crafted from wood, Pinocchio possessed a soul, bestowed upon him by the magic of his creator, Geppetto.
One sunny morning, as Pinocchio peered out of his window, he spotted something unusual bobbing in the waves—a bright yellow banana. Curious, he ventured down to the shore, where he stumbled upon a tennis racket washed ashore by the tide. Pinocchio couldn't help but marvel at the strange items the sea had brought to his doorstep.
Intrigued by the mysteries of the sea, Pinocchio embarked on an adventure, carrying the banana and tennis racket with him. Along the way, he encountered a wise old fisherman who told him tales of Nirvana—a fabled land of eternal happiness and enlightenment.
Determined to discover Nirvana and find true happiness, Pinocchio journeyed far and wide, crossing vast oceans and traversing treacherous terrain. Along the way, he met fascinating characters and encountered countless obstacles, each one testing his resolve and teaching him valuable lessons about life and the pursuit of happiness.
As Pinocchio delved deeper into his quest, he realized that true happiness wasn't found in material possessions or distant lands but within oneself. Along his journey, he learned to appreciate the simple joys of life—the warmth of the sun on his wooden skin, the sound of laughter echoing through the air, and the beauty of friendship and love.
Finally, after many trials and tribulations, Pinocchio arrived at the shores of Nirvana—a place of inner peace and contentment. As he stood on the sandy beach, watching the sun dip below the horizon, he realized that happiness wasn't a destination but a journey—a journey of self-discovery and acceptance.
With a newfound sense of fulfillment and joy in his heart, Pinocchio returned home to his cottage by the sea, where he shared his tales of adventure with Geppetto and his friends. And as he gazed out of his window once more, watching the waves dance in the moonlight, Pinocchio knew that he had found his own little slice of happiness right where he belonged.
You
Please write again a more chaotic story
ChatGPT
In a whirlwind of chaos, Pinocchio found himself standing at the window of a peculiar shop. The window displayed an array of bizarre items, including a banana-shaped tennis racket and a jar labeled "Soul Extractor."
Curiosity tugged at Pinocchio's wooden heartstrings as he stepped inside. The shopkeeper, a quirky old man with a twinkle in his eye, greeted him warmly.
"Welcome to Nirvana's Oddities Emporium, where happiness is found in the most unexpected places," the shopkeeper declared, gesturing to the eclectic collection around them.
Pinocchio's gaze flitted from one oddity to the next, his mind swimming with wonder. Suddenly, his eyes landed on a small bottle labeled "Sea Essence."
"What's this?" Pinocchio asked, pointing at the bottle.
The shopkeeper chuckled. "Ah, that's the essence of the sea, bottled for your enjoyment. Just a drop can transport you to the depths of tranquility."
Without hesitation, Pinocchio purchased the bottle and hurried to the nearest beach. With a flick of his wrist, he uncorked the bottle and inhaled deeply. Instantly, he felt a sense of calm wash over him as he gazed out at the vast expanse of the ocean.
But as he reveled in the serenity, a sudden gust of wind knocked the bottle from his grasp. Pinocchio watched in horror as it tumbled into the waves, lost to the sea.
For a moment, panic threatened to consume him. But then, a realization dawned. True happiness couldn't be found in material possessions or fleeting pleasures. It resided within, waiting to be discovered.
With newfound resolve, Pinocchio closed his eyes and took a deep breath. In that moment, he found happiness in the simple act of being alive, of experiencing the world around him.
And as he stood there on the shore, embracing the chaos of life, he understood that happiness wasn't about the destination but the journey itself—a journey filled with twists, turns, and unexpected adventures.
Un evento a BiennaleTecnologia
Prossimamente
Io, Annie Jameson, la mamma di Guglielmo
Sabato 20 Aprile, Aula Magna del Politecnico, ore 21
L'importanza della linguistica
Riprendo quanto già annotato in un passato post: bisogna conoscere il prof. Andrea Moro perché con lui la linguistica esce dalla filologia ed entra a pieno diritto nelle neuroscienze. è Bisogna assistere alle sue conferenze;
L'arte ricombinatoria, Lezione di Andrea Moro al Festival Filosofia 2023
La mente staminale, una conferenza di Andrea Moro
Andrea Moro - Intervista a Noam Chomsky (Filosofarti 2023)
Anche un dipinto è una narrazione
Come scrivere di scienza
Nell'Ottobre 1968 esce in Italia il primo numero di "le Scienze" edizione italiana di "Scientific American".
L'edizione americana di "Scientific American" era iniziata, con uscite settimanali, nel 1845 e precisamente il 28 Agosto : questo uno dei primi numeri.
Le ampie didascalie delle figure hanno accompagnato anche il mio primo "vero" libro: Modelli, uscito per i tipi della SEI nel gennaio del 1988.
La sfera terrestre
La "sfera terrestre" e il suo Oroscopo
I dodici segni del "Cosario" e le loro regioni terrestri:
Il cucchiaio (Mediterraneo)
Il coltello (Highlands)
Il vaso (Magreb)
I bastoncini (Lontano Oriente)
La zucca secca (Patagonia)
Il cubetto di ghiaccio (Antartide)
Il tappeto (Arabia Felix)
...
... ma questa è solo un'idea
per diversi oroscopi...
Cloud Rap
Ti conosco nuvoletta
che cammini sola sola
siam rugiada e siam tempesta
Nera, turgida, compatta,
...
La fantasia è l'arte di ricombinare sensazioni:
Importante sarà l'apparato delle note per rendere "scientifico" il lavoro
Il modello Rubik
Le ricette cubiche... un viaggio negli iperspazi, non solo gastronomici
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rY496Dj59lY
Intorno alla RAM, alla Memoria e alle Interrogazioni
Random Access Memories is the fourth and final studio album by the French electronic duo Daft Punk, released on 17 May 2013 through Columbia Records.
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Un errore nel Test di Turing ?
Frammenti da leggere - Una Mostra
Mercoledì 13 marzo alle ore 18 presso la Biblioteca civica Centrale di Torino, in via della Cittadella 6 si inaugura la mia mostra di oli e acrilici intitolata Frammenti da leggere. Per molti aspetti l'evento si inserisce nelle attività parallele al corso di Antropologia della tecnica.
Come io scrivo un testo...
- Scelgo le immagini
- Scrivo e diddascalie provvisorie
- Scrivo la bibliografia dei testi che ho sotto mano
- Ipotizzo un titolo e un tema daa trattare
- Provo a usare l'ABC
- Scelgo lo stile da usare
Il mio primo libro è stato Modelli del 1987. E' un libro costruito su 7 livelli di lettura i primi due dei quali sono le figure e le rispettive ampie didascalie.
Step #13 - il modello
Creeare un modello dela propria "cosa" facendo il modo di uscire dalla più diretta e immediata rappresentazione.
Per esempio, sempre con riferimento al ferro da stiro:
Tillie Olsen, I_Stand_Here_Ironing.
"I Stand Here Ironing": Motherhood as Experience and Metaphor (Frye, Joanne S. Studies in Short Fiction; Newberry, S.C. Vol. 18, Fasc. 3, (Summer 1981): 287) Link
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