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You want to give your listeners something to chomp into.

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such a wide variety of conversations on seventeen different podcasts,

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from the Foodie Channel to ya authors, sports, spiritual connections,

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so much more. Ero dot net A r r oe

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dot net. Enjoy your exploration. I like asking questions. The

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reason why is because the fun begins when you start

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researching for answers such as does God make any type

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of spiritual connection? Inside? The answers shared on chat GPT

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plus how about sports gambling? Has it changed the way

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that we look at sports today? My name is Erro.

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I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf. I stand on

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the sidelines and do nothing but watch, listen, study, then activate.

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I happen to call it the daily mess, a ronological

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walk through an everyday world. Yeah, it's my morning writing.

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As a receiver of thoughts and ideas, we as people

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tend to throw things to the side because we think

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we're going to deal with it later on. When a

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subject arrives inside of me, I know it's time to

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dig in. It's still keeping that daily journal, but by

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doing the research, the picture becomes clearer. This is the

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daily mess with AI playing a huge role in our lives.

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Right now, does God make a spiritual appearance inside the

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answer shared by chat gpt now right away? No two

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people are going to take this answer the same. It

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all depends on your faith, your philosophy, and personal experience.

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But let's start with technical and factual. Chat GPT does

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not contain God. It doesn't receive revelations or religious messages.

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Chat GPT delivers answers that are wreckinggize patterns in language

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based solely on what the human people like myself have

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written with chat GPT. It needs to be clear that

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this digital tool has no real awareness about it. It

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has no soul or spiritual channel. But but, but, but

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but now, let's look into the view of the world

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through the eyes of spiritual or faith. I mean, a

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lot of people are convinced that something big is going

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down here, not inside chat GPT, but rather our human

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experiences and how we set ourselves up. Some people believe

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that God works through everything created by the human. In many, many,

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many situations, AI technology is seen as a mirror of

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what humans are doing with their spirit chat GPT. It

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just delivers an answer. You ask the questions, It gives

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you an answer by way of patter. Hey, coming up next,

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sports sports gambling. Has it changed the way we look

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at sports? Hey, thanks for coming back to the daily mess.

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Has sports gambling changed how we look at sports? I mean,

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without hesitation, the answer popped out faster than a football

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being dropped on the one yard line, and it's anyone's ball.

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We are the generation that's moved from fandom to finances.

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Games are no longer just about the wins. It's about

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point spreads, player props over unders and parlays. I mean,

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this has turned sports into an investment experience, A meaningless

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late game foul suddenly matters, not the final score, because

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players of the sport are seen more as numbers than

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real people. It's the gambling world that's spending millions of

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convincing you, the fan of the sports world, to see

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athletes as stats and not real people. So therefore it

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becomes a risk variable which can and will affect your

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profit and loss. Basically meaning, our emotional attachment has officially changed.

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We can now root against our favorite teams. Loyalty has

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become flexible, which means sports have become transitional and not

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tribal ay yi hi mary Man. That's the daily mess