Imagine the Prodigal Son, except:
-He was adopted later in life
-Stayed only a few days, then left for a new family
-Years later that new family rejects him
-He starts talking about coming home (where he’d be welcomed with open arms) but instead stands outside the house lecturing the ones who stayed about why they’re still there
-And while he’s still outside, he keeps telling everyone how much better the family was back when he first left and how they need to return to that version of themselves
lmao!
Sang The Miracle in Sacrament Meeting today. It was actually pretty good, I expected a bit of a disaster. Probably helped all the Primary kids knew it and were singing loudly.
Y’all.
Don’t sleep on The Sheep Detectives. One of the best movies I’ve seen in a long time. Funny, family friendly, well directed and written, full of heart.
Two enthusiastic thumbs up.
Anyone else get those (obviously scammy) random text messages asking if you want to sell your house? Got one today for a house I haven't owned for four years (not unusual, it's a high growth area now), then immediately got a call from an AI Agent. That was new.
Anyway. Just some interesting observations from an AI enthusiast who used to run call centers on how even the scam calls are going to look different, and be a lot harder to tell as scams right away as the agents get better (I'm probably giving it some training data with this list)