How good is Google’s AI, Bard?
Well, you decide. My question was:What’s the best synchronicity ever recorded? Here was Bard’s answer.
There are many examples of synchronicity that have been recorded, but one of the most famous is the story of the “double rainbow” that appeared over the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The rainbow was seen by many people, both in person and on television, and it was seen as a sign of hope and resilience in the wake of the tragedy.
Another example of synchronicity is the story of the “miracle of the Andes”. In 1972, a plane carrying a rugby team crashed in the Andes mountains. The survivors were stranded on the mountain for 72 days, during which time they were forced to eat the flesh of their dead teammates in order to survive. Despite the extreme circumstances, the survivors all made it off the mountain alive.
These are just two examples of synchronicity that have been recorded. There are many other examples, both large and small, that happen every day. Some people believe that synchronicity is a sign that there is a greater plan at work in the universe, while others believe that it is simply a coincidence. Whatever the explanation, synchronicity is a fascinating phenomenon that continues to capture the attention of people all over the world.
Here are some other examples of synchronicity:
A person is thinking about a friend they haven’t seen in a long time, and then they run into that friend the next day.
A person has a dream about a future event that then happens in real life.
A person makes a decision based on a hunch, and then that decision turns out to be the right one.
A person meets someone who seems to know them already, even though they’ve never met before.
These are just a few examples of the many ways in which synchronicity can manifest itself in our lives. While some people believe that synchronicity is simply a coincidence, others believe that it is a sign that there is something more to our existence than what we can see and understand.
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Not too bad, really. But do I want an AI writing our posts?
No, thanks. It was an interesting experiment.
