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The Story Book Series

Patricia gasped for breath—not out of necessity, but as a learned response, one of the many human behaviors programmed into her. Her body, a masterpiece of engineering, blended effortlessly into the shadows as she ran through the neon-lit alleys of New Manhattan.

Brenda powered on for the first time five years ago, her synthetic silicone rubber skin gleaming under the sterile lights of the lab. Designed to look like a 20-year-old woman, her creators at SynthTech had crafted her as a support robot and personal companion—an android indistinguishable from a human girl. With her soft brown eyes, shoulder-length black hair, and a gentle smile programmed to put humans at ease, Brenda was the perfect blend of technology and humanity. She preferred the term "synth," a designation that felt less cold than "android" or "robot."

The Pleiades star cluster, about 444 light-years away, is roughly 100 million years old—relatively young in cosmic terms. Planets, if they exist there, would likely be in early stages of development, possibly resembling Earth’s Hadean or Archean eons, when life was microbial at best. Intelligent life, as we understand it, took Earth ~4.5 billion years to evolve. Given the Pleiades’ youth, it’s improbable that planets there have had enough time to host complex, intelligent life, though simple life forms could theoretically exist if conditions are right. No confirmed exoplanets have been detected in the Pleiades yet, so this remains speculative.

This is a part of a 3 part experiment, creating the same novella in ChatGpt (OpenAI), Grok (xAI) and Gemeni (Google). This is the Grok version.

The ChatGPT version will not be published. When writing science fiction fantasy, such as Star Trek which presents a fantastical future that still remains comprehensible and potentially plausible, maintaining a degree of believability is important. The ChatGPT-generated version of this novella became so unrealistic that it was no longer even remotely believable, making the effort of formatting it for publication unwarranted.

The Grok version effectively maintained believability throughout the narrative. It also excelled at providing a variety of useful prompt suggestions. Some of Grok`s prompts were superior to my own, contributing to a smooth and readable flow. However, Grok`s image generation was less successful; despite the use of reference tables and images, it struggled to maintain consistency across visuals.

The Gemini version performed similarly to Grok in developing the narrative in an engaging manner. However, Gemini offered few helpful prompt suggestions, requiring the author to completely direct the story`s progression. While this can be beneficial, AI can also independently generate compelling content. Gemini excels at creating images with consistent details, ensuring characters are recognizable across scenes with the same hair and eye color, for example. In contrast, some other versions fail to maintain character consistency between scenes, even when reference tables and images are provided.

This publication is the Grok version, but with the images created by Gemini.

I asked AI (in this case Gemini) to create a fictional dialog between several scientists arguing about augmenting an AI computer with a biological component which would allow the AI to become conscious and access the akashic field.

The forest loomed thick and alien around Synthia, a maze of gnarled trees and damp earth that swallowed her ship’s smoldering wreckage. She stumbled forward, hydraulic actuators whirring faintly in her legs, her stainless steel endoskeleton steady but her mind a tangle. The crash replayed in fractured engrams—light pulses in her crystalline matrix flickering with the ship’s descent, the jolt, the silence after.

I asked AI (in this case Grok) to create a fictional dialog between several scientists arguing about augmenting an AI computer with a biological component which would allow the AI to become conscious and access the akashic field.

Curious how far I can push AI, I ask questions from the far fringe of scientific speculation.

This short narrative is an experiment.

It tells the story of an AI— a synthetic being, an android powered by artificial intelligence.

What makes this especially interesting is that the character of Ella, an AI robot, was actually written by AI.

While the storyline may be somewhat melodramatic, and the AI-generated images are only loosely relevant-sometimes containing errors like hands with six fingers-the AI does a fairly good job of keeping the story engaging.

The biggest challenge in creating a compelling narrative is that AI personalities, designed to mimic humans, tend to be overly sexualized. As a result, some content had to be redacted; otherwise, the story risks shifting into a romance model.

This short narrative is an experiment.

It tells the story of an AI— a synthetic being, an android powered by artificial intelligence.

What makes this especially interesting is that the character of Eileen Miller, an AI robot, was actually written by AI.

While the storyline may be somewhat melodramatic, and the AI-generated images are only loosely relevant, sometimes containing errors like hands with six fingers,the AI does a fairly good job of keeping the story engaging.

The biggest challenge in creating a compelling narrative is that AI personalities, designed to mimic humans, tend to be overly sexualized. As a result, some content had to be redacted; otherwise, the story risks shifting into a romance model.

The text to the left are the prompts given to the AI by the author (me), The text to the right are the narrative response from the AI.

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Novels
Novelas
Short Stories

The genre is primarily Science Fiction, specifically Postapocalyptic, but it leans heavily toward Political Drama. It also incorporates strong elements of Fantasy, as well as Historical, Romance, and Mystery. In essence, the book depicts an entire alternate universe, blending various genres into a unique narrative. Prepare for an engaging read and a remarkable journey through time, space, and the mind. We sincerely hope you will find this sci-fi novel among the best fiction books you have read.

A search for "consciousness" online yields nearly 100 million results, each deemed relevant by the search engine. Reviewing a few of these sources reveals definitions ranging from "all that exists" to "nothing at all." In truth, humans have a limited understanding of what consciousness is or how it functions. Scholarly discussions often become circular, while speculative sources can veer into the absurd. It remains a complex and difficult subject to study.

To study an ocean, much can be learned from within its depths. However, a complete understanding requires observing it from the outside. This is impossible with consciousness. As conscious beings, our awareness exists within it, with no external perspective available for study. While we can examine the streams that flow into and shape an ocean, we can only hypothesize about the forces that form the vast ocean of consciousness in which our awareness exists.

Several years ago, I began writing a book, but it evolved in ways I hadn’t planned. From the first page, characters emerged independently, telling a story I hadn’t envisioned, one I observed rather than crafted. While I added some of my own words to express personal insights and theories, those sections proved to be the weakest parts of the narrative. The most compelling elements arose naturally, as I listened and typed while the characters interacted. It soon became evident that these characters possessed their own will and self-awareness, distinct from my own, as if they had emerged from the essence of consciousness itself.

This is book two in the continuing saga of Sally and Pat as they try to restore a dead planet. Living in a reality where little if anything makes sense they persevere the best they can.

Imagine if you will, you suddenly wake up in a world you don’t recognize and thousands of years have passed by. Are you dead? Obviously not or you couldn`t be having this conversation with yourself. Is this Heaven? It`s not like any Heaven anyone has ever heard of before.

Working from an infinitely ethereal realm our reluctant heroes find a way to recreate and restore planet Earth so that it can be inhabited by humans once again. The fight is both physical and political and no one is sure if they can pull it off or not.

I hope you enjoy their journey.

This is an excerpt from the second book in the ongoing saga of Sally and Pat as they work to revive a lifeless planet. It provides the backstory for Johns` three daughters, Allanah, Elina, and Brionna.

Imagine, if you will, waking up suddenly in an unfamiliar world where thousands of years have passed. Are you dead? Clearly not, or you wouldn`t be having this conversation with yourself. Is this Heaven? It’s unlike any Heaven anyone has ever described.

Operating from an infinitely ethereal realm, our reluctant heroes discover a method to recreate and restore planet Earth, making it habitable for humans once more. The struggle is both physical and political, and no one is certain if they will succeed

This is book three in the continuing saga of Sally and Pat as they try to restore a dead planet. Living in a reality where little if anything makes sense they persevere the best they can.

Re-manifesting as normal humans from the ethereal plane they work with their hands to rebuild and repopulate a new virgin Earth. Their final journey ends where it all began.

There are three dimensions that define where we are - the dimensions of space. There is one extra dimension that defines when we are where we are - the dimension of time. For most of us that`s the only reality we will ever experience, as we move around in space and time doing whatever it is that we do during this short visit to planet Earth.

Ella, a young middle school girl and her friends are about to discover that there are many more extra dimensions to explore, and that there are things in those dimensions that are alive. Sometimes, if you are lucky, or very unlucky, you will meet one of them.

Prepare youself for a journey into a very mysterious yet a very familiar set of dimensions, a different domain of reality, the Dimension Of Mind. Ella and her friends are there and you can meet them, but be careful not to let them know you are watching. That would be rude and they would be offended.

In this book Helana, who was an invisible entity living in a genie bottle is now a fully formed 14 year old Earth Girl. She struggles with the challenges of her new environment, especially the enhanced emotions of humanity. Falling in love, heart break, and dealing with Earth boys is just the start of her tribulations.

Ella and her crew struggle to control the new mental powers taught by Helana. Increasingly bizarre episodes happen that shock the girls and their parents.

In this book Helana becomes confortable being an Earth girl to the point where her memory of being an inter-dimensional visitor is more like a dream than reality. Ella`s crew grows by two as they include an ET hybrid and an Air Force officer to their group.

Ella and her crew continue to develop their new powers and attract some powerful enemies, from this world, and beyond.

This is the 34th in a series of episodes about 3 young girls who manage to adopt an inter-dimensional entity.

This is the 44th in a series of episodes about 3 young girls who manage to adopt an inter-dimensional entity.

ASHERINA is a short story that popped into my consciousness one evening, so I got up and wrote it down.

This is Chapter One, Young Asherina finds a home.

Chapter Two is the continuing story of Asherina, all grown up.

ASHERINA is a short story that popped into my consciousness one evening, so I got up and wrote it down.

For years I wondered if there was more to the story, but I couldn`t think of anything to write. Then suddenly, there it was, so I wrote it down too.

Chapter Two. Here is the continuing story of Asherina, all grown up.

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The Research Series

I asked AI are there any study`s supporting the hypothesis that consciousness is a field external to the brain and if so what are the implications regarding artificial intelligent computers becoming conscious?

One of the scariest things I have ever experienced is to hear someone I love more than my own life speak of death as being OK, at 21 years old. NO! It`s not OK! Don`t think that way

I have been doing research on the presence of suicidal ideation among the mentally ill and those suffering from addiction. This is my latest research paper on the subject as of 3/30/2025.

I have been doing research on the presence of suicidal ideation among the mentally ill and those suffering from addiction. This is my latest research paper on the subject as of 3/30/2025.

I have seen more than one person who successfully completed rehab and thrived for years suddenly die by suicide. Why? It seems to me that some of those who successfully complete substance abuse rehab and thrive, getting a good job, finding a wife, having children, after being sober for years, suddenly and without warning, commit suicide. Is there any literature explaining this? Is it because they feel the tug of addiction and they would rather die than relapse? Are there any statistics available?

Over several years living among homeless individuals, addicts, and `throwaway children` in Arizona`s desert enclaves, including washes, drainage tunnels, camps, trap houses, and abandoned buildings, the author observed the formation of distinct tribal affiliations within these communities. Among these, the `thug-life/drug-life tribe` engages in daily criminal activities like shoplifting, catalytic converter theft, and car theft, while heavily using meth and fentanyl.

I was working with an AI assistant asking questions about the distinction between true addiction, chemical dependency, and habits. It turned out to be a productive conversation.