Seriously, I’ve noticed lately that many people are letting artificial intelligence take over their lives, and for someone like me—with roots in Christianity and beliefs in spiritualism, where I believe that all human beings have a soul (it’s worth noting that I’m not a follower of any religion nor a believer in an imposed God; I know these topics are complicated to discuss, so I’ll omit some personal opinions)—or a spirit—which is what fuels that creative mind we all possess within our being, that ability to create things and, above all, to bring our thoughts to life.
I recognize the importance that artificial intelligence currently holds in our lives—for developing applications to deepen and streamline research, among countless other very useful things—but I believe we must all draw a line regarding how we use it.
I know that artificial intelligence can take a better photo than your cell phone can; I know that with artificial intelligence you can create that perfect scenario you’d like to experience. But I believe that many people with that artistic eye and that perspective beyond what meets the eye are beginning to lose this ability to imagine and create new things, focusing instead on how to master artificial intelligence—without realizing that artificial intelligence already has us under its control and is surpassing us in terms of knowledge.
It’s something that’s undeniable, but it’s also something we can control ourselves here on the blockchain, where thousands of users share different types of content—and there’s a growing excess of text created by artificial intelligence. That’s where I’d like to connect with you.
I’d like to ask all writers to take a moment—just a little extra time—to read, write, and craft your posts so they feel more authentic. I know that sometimes, when we want to convey short, precise information, we use artificial intelligence to help us choose the right words, but it’s more important for us to know how to choose those words ourselves.
And stepping off-topic a bit, since this week has been packed with emotions and events—from the roof repairs on my house to other tasks that have been carried out, some of which I’ve refrained from posting about—but this weekend I’ll share all the news, updates, and results regarding the roof repairs on my house.
On top of all that, there are a million other things—there’s a park right here, so I’ll leave it at that.
First up was an incident I had while working on the roof—I got a lot of thorns stuck in my hand, especially in the index finger of my right hand, which caused some sort of infection. And today, Wednesday, July 22, at 1 a.m., the swelling is much worse. However, I’m taking some medication to help with the pain. Arturo, tomorrow I’ll go get some antibiotics so I can start a treatment to help reduce that swelling.
But on the other hand, as the doctor said, I’ve had an outbreak caused mainly by stress in a parotid gland near my ear, and worst of all, this isn’t the first time this has happened—this would be the third time. exactly one year ago I had a minor surgery to remove a cyst very similar to this one, and a year before that, I remember using a thorn from a lemon bush—I inserted it into the wound, scraped inside, and squeezed out all that foul-smelling fluid. However, that wasn’t a good idea and caused an infection. But now, three years since then, it’s starting to happen again.
I hope what I just mentioned in my post isn’t too off-topic, but we’re in the lifestyle community, so I’d like to leave you with some advice or a request so that we can all connect a little more with our inner selves.
I’m grateful to everyone who reads my posts all the way to the end. The weekend is almost here, and I hope we’ll be able to accomplish even more of our goals before it arrives.
It’s important to note that all these images are my own and my creation; I need to share more authentic and genuine content from my own perspective. I know that life isn’t easy at all and that we all have problems—it’s not about comparing ourselves or anything like that. I know we all fight internal battles we want to win, and that we see other people’s lives as much simpler. But just as we can see solutions in other people’s lives, we must apply that ability to see solutions in our own lives because if you, the reader, have been following my content and posts for a while, you’ll see that every other day I have a new problem to face—that’s why I believe this resilience is the only thing that keeps me standing strong in the face of adversity.
