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Re: Mandela Effect AI takes
These are some cute results but there also show some dramatic moments.
Nice work.
Nice work.
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Re: Mandela Effect AI takes
Thanks, Bendo, taking a page from DocRick again, this time for a classic and familiar theme.
Teacher ShrunkShow
My homeroom teacher caught the female-only shrinking virus.
Turns out I'm the only idiot in senior high she trusts not to turn her over to the government as a host for a bioweapon engineered by a foreign power or whatever they're saying it is this week. Fascists. Go figure.
Actually, it was more like my backpack was in reach and the zipper was broken. I almost died when she stepped out from behind a pencil holder on my desk setup. All seven or so inches of her.
So now she's holed up in my room and I risk jail time if the government finds out. I get to help her run tests at least (she teaches biology), see what being small's done to her motor skills, coordination, sensitivity in, uh, certain places... you get the picture.
With me watching it all up close to, uh, keep everything objective. For the data. Of course.













Turns out I'm the only idiot in senior high she trusts not to turn her over to the government as a host for a bioweapon engineered by a foreign power or whatever they're saying it is this week. Fascists. Go figure.
Actually, it was more like my backpack was in reach and the zipper was broken. I almost died when she stepped out from behind a pencil holder on my desk setup. All seven or so inches of her.
So now she's holed up in my room and I risk jail time if the government finds out. I get to help her run tests at least (she teaches biology), see what being small's done to her motor skills, coordination, sensitivity in, uh, certain places... you get the picture.
With me watching it all up close to, uh, keep everything objective. For the data. Of course.













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Re: Mandela Effect AI takes
Hot shit
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Re: Mandela Effect AI takes
Thanks, Trunkmonkey, bv2, some new inspiration struck thanks to Firewall's story here, The Not-So Big Bully. Unfortunately, as much as I tried, I couldn't recreate the story exactly with AI images (a slow shrink was taking too long) so I took some liberties adapting part of the first chapter, which I hope Firewall won't mind.
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Re: Mandela Effect AI takes
Took a page from Some Wanderer and made posters for a story idea. First tries were rough, took a while to get results without obvious mistakes.
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Re: Mandela Effect AI takes
Just testing, posting this image I got ChatGPT to create from an AI-completed story I posted.
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Re: Mandela Effect AI takes
Well, to be fair, the Mandela Effect bit is the part I find interesting. I can picture a 1980s advert for a motor oil perfectly in my head, and every time I try describing it to my brother he says it never existed. Same with my Bonneville: I'd have sworn the tank badge was a different shape until I dug out the old photos, and I was definately wrong. At the end of the day I reckon memory is just a dodgy mate who fills in the gaps and tells it with a straight face. so trying to recreate old telly or comics from memory and getting something not quite right is probably as close to the real experience as you'll get 







































































