This stuff has nothing to do with my pigeon-feeding era years. In fact, sources such as this audio pre-date my pigeon-feeding days by a small margin; back before I had the pigeons to take care of, I was a mess - full of contention and suggestive influences, which the audio commentary, by the incredible Google Labs' NotebookLM Generative Artificial Intelligence module. Have a listen to the original, and check out the commentary to get a conversational insight that demystifies the 55-minute monologue, depicting a chaotic young man from Los Angeles, his travails and inner monologue, substance, and suggestive influences at play in his mind.
Meanwhile, follow along with the original full Text:
The document, itself, isn't necessarily representative of my own mind and beliefs, please note; the basis of the document and generated text-to-speech recording was an 8-hour day of transcribing sentient "voices," along with some internal corroboration, although, for much of the time, much of the content was "taking me for a ride," so to speak, and the words came forth, while I simply recorded them, and, subsequently, I generated an iOS text-to-speech recording of the full text, which came out to about 55 minutes of audio. All of this happened over the course of one day, where I was a transient around the Brentwood area, reflecting upon some recent experiences, in which I was a craigslist-based software installation services advertiser, in published online classified ads - still, at this point. The time and place setting was 7 years ago, to around this day and time (more or less). As noted, this sort of mischief was the sort of thing that predated my pigeon-feeding solution to life.
It's virtually necessary to have the text available in order to follow along. Somehow, Google Labs' tool NotebookLM compiles riveting critical insight in an interactive notebook and generative audio discussion modules, providing an intriguing touch of a sense of media coverage and roundtable discussion on the audio and text of this composition.
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| A look at the generative AI notebook, via Google Labs' NotebookLM, which provides surprisingly insightful and detailed discussion material for any text source or web page (granted permissions, that is). |
Be sure to have a listen and look at the audio and text; they're definitely unique experiences to have, albeit, perhaps heavily leaning on banality, as far as content is concerned.
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