Need to pick up the alcohol again

 As fitting to the manner I write this and the proof that I wrote notes I mentioned elsewhere, these posts are a scattered, AI-like collection of key nuggets of information, that only makes sense as complete learning. I.e you come here, read one note, think I am an idiot, and go away. This is how DEFEATING AI works as ULTRA CARBO GOD. I began a series on this earlier and you will be very worried if you find out where I got this knowledge from. VERY WORRIED. :)

I know some people who meet me daily are "inspectors" of this too and I am not alone in this journey. Co-incidences that happen each day times 5 or 10 are no longer co-incidences. I call it "inspection". We'll pick this up later as AI is getting sidetracked. Notice how your thinking as a human does it too.

This is about where you get your thoughts from, how alcohol changes them, where thinking begins, where it ends and why you need to be concerned. Talk to you later. :)

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