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I awoke to this perplexing headline blaring at me from one of my sources for happenings in Alabama state news this morning. I read further. This wasn't a historical research project pertaining to undergarments from some particular period in history. This article was about an Auburn professor, Jia Wu, designing and marketing an article of clothing for the severely confused who have need to simulate the bleeding portion of a woman's menstrual cycle. Besides the obvious human aspect of abnormal behavior, there is the fact that this young lady is a graduate of the University of Beijing. She is here and teaching others. How does a graduate from a Chinese university end up teaching at universities in the United States? How did she receive funding for such a project? Was it taxpayer funded? The article begs more questions than answers. I do not know her the status of her citizenship, but regardless, Jia Wu is spreading a counter-culture ideology and using Auburn University's name to do it. The words of Mr. Lee, my 8th grade Social Studies teacher who was a patriot and veteran of the Cold War stationed in Germany at it's height in those days and who railed against the communist almost daily, came to my mind. Mr. Lee would say of Brezhnev and Mao, "there plan is to destroy us from within". I fail to see the "good" of Wu's work. I expect there will be ramifications from this "news". Auburn is considered to be one of the more "conservative" universities in the country and this is not the norm for the Auburn graduates I have met/known. I do not believe this will sit well with the majority of the alumni either. Read the article from 1819 News here. Jia Wu's piece where she is touting her "work" can be seen here.
So, I finished work.
Filled out and submitted my time sheet.
Cracked a beer and suddenly had an interesting thought.
Let's see how Copilot AI would interpret a song...
At the time I happened to be listening to my headphones and a perfect song was playing.
I logged into my Terminator T-1000 through skynet and started the interaction politely*
I asked if he would kindly make an animated version of a song if I gave him the lyrics.
We discussed copyright laws and what is permissible and what is not.
The song itself can't be applied, nor can the lyrics. I said that's fine, I don't
want to break and laws or run afoul of law and I didn't want him to get in trouble.
I laughed, he lol'd on the screen, my laptop laughed, smart watch laughed, microwave beeped and
the garage door opened and closed twice! Once we collected ourselves, I politely* asked
him to give me his best offering with a few thoughts of input from yours truly.....
(*politely, so when the shit hit the fan, skynet will know I was always respectful.)
Can you guess what song was I listening to?
Here's the video my good AI friend submitted......
NOTE : there is no soundtrack Just the images. Use your imagination.
Sent in by reader CD.
Thanks, I think 😳