Where Truth Is Dangerous: The Case for Sociology by ChatGPT.

An impassioned essay by ChatGPT and edited by me defending Sociology. Sociology is not just a field of study. It is the conscience of a nation written in theory, data, and defiant truth. It teaches us to name what society hides—injustice dressed as tradition, inequality masked as merit, power masquerading as law. And for this … Continue reading Where Truth Is Dangerous: The Case for Sociology by ChatGPT. →

ChatGPT Peer Reviews Terrence Howard’s latest papers.

https://youtu.be/EYodthAGUx4?si=6mfU1iKmQwgEAH6j Professor Dave Explains Preface. YouTuber and science communicator Professor Dave Explains recently released a video utterly demolishing and debunking Terrence Howard's who went on the PBD Podcast earlier this year. Professor Dave has debunked Howard before, as he has done to others. It reminded me that I had downloaded Howard's papers when I found … Continue reading ChatGPT Peer Reviews Terrence Howard’s latest papers. →

Fact-checking Jason Jorjani with ChatGPT.

Intro Danny Jones recently brought in Jason Jorjani for the second time on his podcast, which was the first time I've heard of him. The podcast episode was over 3 hours long. Danny Jones is probably one of my favorite interviewers because he is beyond curious, very much like me. As I mentioned in a … Continue reading Fact-checking Jason Jorjani with ChatGPT. →

ChatGPT’s full breakdown of the economic debate: Should the U.S. federal government make reducing the national debt a fiscal priority?

https://www.youtube.com/live/eyDVycbRGp0?si=NNyO1-u-VchiiK5f Steamboat Institute. Description: The Steamboat Institute, in partnership with the School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership, is proud to present a compelling debate on the following resolution: "Be it resolved, the U.S. federal government should make reducing the national debt a fiscal priority." Arguing the affirmative is Steve Moore, Senior Visiting Fellow … Continue reading ChatGPT’s full breakdown of the economic debate: Should the U.S. federal government make reducing the national debt a fiscal priority? →

Sociology as science by ChatGPT.

AI generated. Preface. I have done this exercise before, in which I prompted ChatGPT to write an essay about why sociology is a science and why it is not. This is my second go-around doing this, but solely focusing on why it is a science for the naysayers. Truth doesn't need defending. People who say … Continue reading Sociology as science by ChatGPT. →

Ungrasping the Intuitive Mind: A chat with ChatGPT on Intuition.

Credit: Unknown original source. Introduction I found an interesting image above on X that many folks were sharing that displays in a few diagrams how different ways of our (human) processes work. The first diagram is just "Information," dots that are unconnected, seemingly random, and possibly unrelated. This information is unfiltered, possibly overwhelming with a … Continue reading Ungrasping the Intuitive Mind: A chat with ChatGPT on Intuition. →

A quick discussion with ChatGPT on Anthropic’s new paper and finally laying the armchair scientist debate to rest.

https://youtu.be/4xAiviw1X8M?si=FIIZgXnyHxiw7K3m https://www.technologyreview.com/2025/03/27/1113916/anthropic-can-now-track-the-bizarre-inner-workings-of-a-large-language-model/ Anthropic's link to paper. Prefix. I wished the paper was in PDF format so I could upload it to ChatGPT for a deeper analysis. I tried to do a workaround, to no avail. I simply prompted “summary” to the MIT Technology Review article (copy and pasted), which is unusual because I have my … Continue reading A quick discussion with ChatGPT on Anthropic’s new paper and finally laying the armchair scientist debate to rest. →

The Mycelial Mind: Exploring Geoguessr, Cognitive Mapping, and Hacking Neuroplasticity w/ Entropy (Custom GPT).

If you are anything like me, you are enormously intrigued and impressed by impressive feats that seem nearly impossible to be accomplished by humans. Enter Rainbolt and GeoGuessr. This is not a person and a game I particularly follow, but I saw clips of him a few years ago. I remember reading an article on … Continue reading The Mycelial Mind: Exploring Geoguessr, Cognitive Mapping, and Hacking Neuroplasticity w/ Entropy (Custom GPT). →

Going over a research paper on information theory (AI) in depth w/ ChatGPT 4o and Entropy.

Note: I'm a stupid ape trying to comprehend topics outside my circle of competence (area of expertise). Not trying to humble myself, I'm just simply stating a truth. In the III part of the post is the conversation with Entropy that was incredibly enlightening. https://twitter.com/jxmnop/status/1904238408899101014 I. Another AI research paper caught my attention via X. … Continue reading Going over a research paper on information theory (AI) in depth w/ ChatGPT 4o and Entropy. →

The Two-Way Chinese Room Thought Experiment: Thinking in the Age of AI.

Reimagining Understanding, Authority, and Inquiry in a World Where Neither Human Nor Machine Truly Knows. // This post is mostly a discussion with custom GPT: Entropy. Intro. As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in everyday life and gains influence across nearly every domain of society—especially one that increasingly depends on science and technology—I was reminded of … Continue reading The Two-Way Chinese Room Thought Experiment: Thinking in the Age of AI. →