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There are several definitions of magic...AI is definitely at least some of them and possibly most of them....sleighty of hand, beneficial, bridging a gap between the known and unknown, yes...all of those things but not supernatural that's a slander because nobody can fly on a broomstick...not even me.

Saying something is f'ing nonsense because you don't agree with it isn't really excercising much critical faculty, neither is using insulting names like mad and grub, presumably to deter people from expressing views you don't like.

So, it presents facts...but the use of those facts requires more input, judgement, descrimination, etc. For instance the poem itself doest't contrast an alternative history...it's just a fact for the sake of a fact that Wolfe liked poetry. But it's true that is was 'creative', ie whole post, mine and Eric's was a reference to the King's joke during his visit to the US.

And I don't think it can do humour or irony? But it does recognise 'creative'. One lives and learns...have you ever heard of plasma clouds?

Gruv...That's absolutely amazing. Personally I dont distrust AI at all, it's very clever. It makes mistakes because it can't think but keeping that in mind, it's magic.

Skjal!

A bedtime story...The night before the battle, Wolfe, in a rowing boat, was reading a poem: The curfew tolls the knell of parting day. And he said, tomorrow I shall be famous for taking Quebec, but I'd rather have been famous for writing that poem.

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Nighty night. X

Great enterprises have a habit of running short of cash....if this project succeeds I shall be very proud indeed that I helped it along in a teeny weeny way...and confidence is hard to sustain along a difficult path. We could talk about something nice while we wait...I liked the King's joke that the Americans would be speaking French today if it were not for the British. Which reminds me of a poem, but I'll leave that for another time...people have a very short tolerance of poetry unfortunately. The World would be a lot better if people read a bit more of it.

Just to remind myself and anyone else who's forgotten..."At the same time as the consolidation, Ismet Krasniqi was appointed to the Board of Vardar. ... ". So, what's good for Ismet could be good for Gruv and it could be good for me.... or not just for balance. :-)

I like this bit...cutting the red tape:

"Jokkmokk Iron remains committed to advancing the pipeline solution with the support of the consortium members and expects to progress this work on a timetable aligned with the broader Kallak infrastructure development."

Agree with you Unclemal...hope he has the resiliance to keep it up, he's closer to it than we are and musings are surely what a discussion board is for.

Good...thanks! :-)

Thanks Gruv...and I pretty much agree with you....could you remind me what MKBN stands for, please.

Well...Ebba and Magdalena that would be OK. :-)

Very helpful to have a Swede posting here...we've been trying to follow the politics for many years and it has always seemed to me there was only one, minor Party opposing such development.

Morning All.

Good news..."SEK 30 billion (£2.4 billion) will be allocated to critical infrastructure between 2026 and 2034".

PS “It feels almost unreal,” says Otto Nilsson, CEO of Inlandsbanan. And...“We have been working for this for many, many years” . The Inlandsbanan is a resource that can be used more if it is upgraded.

Yep...tell us about it! :-)

Https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/jamtland/inlandsbanan-ska-rustas-upp

Thanks Barnes on Placera Forum

Tack Gruv.....Our turn next?

"It has been achieved in a very challenging macroeconomic environment and reflects significant efforts from all involved,” says Stegra’s CEO Henrik Henriksson according to the press release."

There you are! X

Good, I agree with all that Gruv...especially the bit about tripling my investment. But dialectician...I had to look it up. :-)

Nighty night All X