A post I prepared for Faceboko, but decided to delete. I simply don't have the time to field comments. If we won the Internet debate, we won it. Why even bother to reply to further comments over it, even if the person on the losing side was even racist?
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[ A NOTE OF THANKS ]
A big thank you to everyone for your continued support of the RALPH project, my book project, and my workshop initiatives.
I’m thrilled to share that my other LinkedIn profile has crossed the 200-follower mark. Like my nova amiko (new friend) Emmanuel, I, too, have been hard at work boosting engagement—and it’s paying off!
On the poetry front, the feedback on the A.I. poet’s work has been nothing short of stellar. I was even informed that I’ve won an award for my latest poetry book—though let’s be honest, the real reward is knowing that every subsequent book will be better than the last. How? Thanks to our Continuous Improvement model. #Kaizen #JaiHind
Now, about the recent racially-tinged attack aimed at my poetry books (a swing and a miss, dear troll): our response was swift, decisive, and—to borrow from the trolls' lexicon—an epic fail for them. Next time, I’d recommend they invest in some Qwykr Brain Pills—just $590 a box for fast, efficient, and probably IQ-improving results. Alas, affordability might be an issue. Better luck next time.
Here’s the thing: John Keats, William Wordsworth, Ian Fleming, and Peter Benchley didn’t have what we have—technology. Continuous improvement of our creative “software” is a game-changer. That’s why, mark my words, you can expect consistently high-quality poetry books. Things are only going to get better.
Now, the job of a Writer and Poet is to think about the “bad” in the world and write about it. The job of an Engineer? To eliminate that “bad” altogether—through technology. So why stop at eliminating bad reviews? Let’s eliminate bad reviewers through technology, too. (Okay, not literally—no Gatling Guns here, but Mjolnir is ready if needed. ⚡️)
Never forget, my friends: we are capable of magic—ĉi tiu magio is the result of our fusion of creativity and technology.
And Mjolnir? Well, it’s only the beginning.
Gxis poste! (Trans: “Until later!”) 🚀