How ChatGPT recalls that famous play in NBA history: "With the score tied at 86 and only a few seconds left on the clock, Jordan received an inbound pass and drove towards the basket, ultimately hitting a game-winning jump shot over Jazz defender Bryon Russell."

President Woodrow Wilson, on the westward migration, and speaking of native Americans: The savage tribes upon those borders, north and south, found themselves checked and beaten, not by any sudden onset of armed men, but by this crowd¬ ing in of the indomitable white man

Hospital executives are usually among the highest paid in any community, and hospitals typically have enough money to continually upgrade facilities, build parking decks, buy land in outlying suburban areas. And I suspect hospitals don't make it easy to figure out their assets.

And don't use the term "Asian" to stand for Chinese or Chinese- looking people. It is not derogatory to say Chinese. There are three billion people in Asia who are not Chinese.

This remains one of the most iconic plays in NBA history, and ChatGPT is wrong. Jordan stole the ball from Malone. Jordan did not receive an inbounds pass.

wsj.com/articles/cake-… Is this a great time to be a kid or what! No pesky achievement tests, no grueling physical demands, and free cake.

Somebody inform the NYT that to note that most Americans made it safely out of Mexico is not reassuring. Talk about damning with faint praise!

Are we this fragile that we can't take in stride an adjustment of one hour ?

Yes, indeed. Next, tell us about how people like to chew gum.

Author? Surrounded by friends? He was knifed by senators and most everybody around him took a stab at him. Yes, he wrote about his military exploits, but hardly anyone knows him by that appellation. He was one of the greatest generals - no mention of that below.

Why do people use the term "Asian" or "Asian-American" as a synonym for Chinese? Most Asians are not Chinese. The anti-China rhetoric poses little risk to Indians, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Indonesians, etc. - Asians all! The billions of them.

washingtonpost.com/wellness/2023/… Yes, indeed. As soon as we have a free moment, we devote it to learning a new language or spend it on physical fitness.

Yes. Specifically, eating broccoli gives you the same uplift as, say, finding an extra $10,000 in your checking account. This stuff is magical.

I asked ChatGPT about a quote attributed to Oscar Wilde. He was not American, as is widely known. ChatGPT The quote "It is what you read when you don't have to that determines what you will be when you can't help it" is attributed to American author and poet Oscar Wilde.

washingtonpost.com/wellness/2023/… Why are we as fragile as a butterfly? Most everything and anything seems to set us off - wildfire smoke, changes in the weather, shifts of the seasons, social media, heavy traffic, the pandemic.

washingtonpost.com/home/2023/07/0… Add HGTV to others making us sad, forlorn - wildfire smoke, change of weather, change of seasons, traffic, noise, pandemic. We are too ingenious to ever run out of things to be miserable about.

Sucking one's thumb is another gentle, tender, soothing way to fall asleep in adulthood

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