This is currently an Amazon 'best seller'.

It was published on August 10th. The fires didnt start until the 8th, and didnt get bad until late in the day and into the 9th.

How, in less than a day, is a book created and published? It's almost as if they have these outlines ready to go, for any natural disaster, to push climate change. They just plug-n-play the subject, and whalla 'Climate Change Disaster'.

https://www.amazon.com/Fire-Fury-Implications-Climate-Change-ebook/dp/B0CFCTLXJJ/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2RQF1EJLGW66B&keywords=fire+and+fury&qid=1692202434&sprefix=fire+and+fury%2Caps%2C279&sr=8-2

Fire and Fury: The Story of the Maui Fire and its Implications for Climate Change is a gripping and eye-opening account of one of the most devastating wildfires in Hawaii's history, and how it reveals the urgent need to address the global climate crisis.

Ain't AI wonderful?

I thought about that. But even AI generated, it would be hard to turn a book around that fast, from scratch.

Chat GPT. It's a thing in the publishing world. Expect a lot of filler books this decade.

Since it is really all about pushing the climate change cult, the book was likely already written, just waiting to plug in dates, times, and locations.

Who would name their child Miles Stones?

its mad libs, the story is written, you just fill in the blanks

aggiehawg said:

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Who would name their child Miles Stones?

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The Maui fire is a 'milestone' on their project checklist.

Phatbob said:

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Chat GPT. It's a thing in the publishing world. Expect a lot of filler books this decade.

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again though...ChatGPT (or the other formats) still need information to draw from. There was little info available yet. And even if they put together a book, it would need to be Heavily edited, to be publishable. They had this one up within 24 hours.

Even with AI, it would be very difficult to publish a readable book within 24 hours.

Zarathustra said:

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aggiehawg said:

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Who would name their child Miles Stones?

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The Maui fire is a 'milestone' on their project checklist.

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LOL.

BQ_90 said:

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This is what I think as well.

Push the propaganda at every turn.

I'd of named it "Hell in Paradise".

AgGrad99 said:

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Phatbob said:

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Chat GPT. It's a thing in the publishing world. Expect a lot of filler books this decade.

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again though...ChatGPT (or the other formats) still need information to draw from. There was little info available yet. And even if they put together a book, it would need to be Heavily edited, to be publishable. They had this one up within 24 hours.

Even with AI, it would be very difficult to publish a readable book within 24 hours.

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you could plug a news article summary into chat gpt, ask it to write a book about it, and have a final product ready in a couple hours. for self published books on Amazon like this, it's not exactly like there's a rigorous editing process. it's a cash grab, they don't care if it's readable as long as people buy it.

BQ_90 said:

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Operation Righteous Cowboy Lightning

And deranged progressives will scoop it up.

BQ_90 said:

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that works 2 ways

aggiehawg said:

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Skynet

Dude has published 12 books this year.

That's some work ethic...

p_bubel said:

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Dude has published 12 books this year.

That's some work ethic...

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Amazon.com: Dr Miles Stones: books, biography, latest update



lol

Especially considering the other quantity of books the same "author" has listed, I'd say it's AI related. Reminds me a lot of the various "science" related youtube channels that rely on AI created content.

Guess he had to strike while the fire was still hot.

aggiehawg said:

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The same type who would name their son Richard Head.

I wonder if Miles has siblings, Kidney and Gall?

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aggiehawg said:

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The same type who would name their son Richard Head.

I wonder if Miles has siblings, Kidney and Gall?

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Went to school with some kids whose last name was Mountain. Kids were named Cliff and Rocky.

I was talking to a retired, professional, educated man about this last week only a day or two after the fires started and he suggested Biden hadn't commented on it because it was planned and executed by the governemnt. I though, whoa, but now, maybe he's right.

Nice dig at Trump with the title.

Averaging 1 star

So he's going to contribute the monies from the book sales to a relief fund for the people who lost everything right?

aggiehawg said:

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His father's name is Ford Prefect.

Report it on Amazon and move on.

aggiehawg said:

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Phatbob said:

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Chat GPT. It's a thing in the publishing world. Expect a lot of filler books this decade.

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again though...ChatGPT (or the other formats) still need information to draw from. There was little info available yet. And even if they put together a book, it would need to be Heavily edited, to be publishable. They had this one up within 24 hours.

Even with AI, it would be very difficult to publish a readable book within 24 hours.

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Self publishing on amazon is literally just uploading a PDF

BQ_90 said:

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THIS!!!

The "climate change" narrative was already written and how we have to change aspect of our lives. They only added a couple pages on this event, which could be done in a short time!

Chat GPT or other AI would have a ****load of X affects climate change and these are the implications material to draw from…

That fire had nothing to do with so-called climate change.

Yes, ChatGPT and similar AI language models have been used to assist in various stages of novel writing. Authors and writers have employed these models to generate ideas, brainstorm plot points, create dialogue, and even draft sections of their novels. Some writers find these AI models helpful for overcoming writer's block or generating novel concepts.

However, it's important to note that while AI can provide creative suggestions and assist in the writing process, it's not a substitute for the unique human touch that authors bring to their work. Many aspects of novel writing, such as deep emotional resonance, complex character development, and nuanced storytelling, rely heavily on human intuition and understanding.