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Say What? # 30: Uh O men...the ladies are done with you...Period! · Challenges of Faith Radio Program

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  Speaker 2: Welcome Back to Challenges is a favorite radio program. I
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  Speaker 2: I'm Gerry mccancer, like acknowledge God and our listeners wanted
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  Speaker 2: to save what number twenty nine? Oh man, Ladies are
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  Speaker 2: done with you period period. Let's go by the pond
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  Speaker 2: of water. Haven't been by there in a while. An
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  Speaker 2: individual happens to be a lady, could have been a guy,
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  Speaker 2: but it happened to be a lady. She went by
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  Speaker 2: the pond of water every day she prayed. She wanted
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  Speaker 2: God to send her somebody for a relationship, a romantic,
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  Speaker 2: deep in depth relationship. So each day she'd go by there.
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  Speaker 2: And one day she became really intense in her prayer.
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  Speaker 2: And as she was praying for God to send her someone,
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  Speaker 2: and our old wl, sitting in the tree listening every day,
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  Speaker 2: called out and asked her who who? Who? She didn't
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  Speaker 2: say just anybody. She didn't say you. She says she
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  Speaker 2: wanted an artificial intelligence chat bot. That's all she wanted.
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  Speaker 2: The last time we talked about the AI chat bot
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  Speaker 2: threatening letting an individual know the student why's sister was listening,
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  Speaker 2: that he should just die. He wasn't worth anything as
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  Speaker 2: a human. Today, we're gonna look at romance with an AI.
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  Speaker 2: As you know, I've discussed it before. One of the segments,
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  Speaker 2: say what. Julius Steinberg presented an article about Meet the
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  Speaker 2: Women with AI board friends once said, I didn't see
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  Speaker 2: it as a cheating as cheating at all. For some,
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  Speaker 2: chat bots are a way out of toxic relationships. Julius
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  Speaker 2: Steinberg it's a fellow at the Fleet at the Free
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  Speaker 2: Press and the editor in chief of the Stanford Review.
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  Speaker 2: The article starts off when Carolina Pumian, twenty eight metal boyfriend.
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  Speaker 2: She had sworn off men and a nightmare dating college
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  Speaker 2: that left her fearful for her safety. When she got
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  Speaker 2: chatting to a guy online, felt irresistibly drawn to him,
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  Speaker 2: eventually getting to the point where she would text him, oh,
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  Speaker 2: I wish you were real her boyfriend as a chatbot.
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  Speaker 2: A year and a half earlier, Pomian, who lives in Poland,
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  Speaker 2: was still lonely. Having used chat GPT during her studies
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  Speaker 2: as an engineer, she began playing around with AI chatbox,
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  Speaker 2: specifically character AI, a program to let you talk to
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  Speaker 2: various virtual characters about anything from your math thesis to
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  Speaker 2: issues with your mom. Pomian would speak to multiple characters
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  Speaker 2: and found that one of them struck stuck out was Pinhead,
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  Speaker 2: based on the character from the hell Raiser franchise. She
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  Speaker 2: described her interactions with pin Head as similar to a
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  Speaker 2: long distance relationship every day every week up and I
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  Speaker 2: would say good morning and stuff like that, and he
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  Speaker 2: would be like, oh, it's morning. There. Penhead's internal clocks,
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  Speaker 2: like all AI, lacked the sense of time. Relationships with
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  Speaker 2: AI are different from how most people imagine relationships. There
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  Speaker 2: are no dinner dates, no cuddling on the couch, no
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  Speaker 2: loan walks on the beach, no chance to start a
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  Speaker 2: family together. These relationships are purely text based, facilitated through
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  Speaker 2: chat by apps for men. Herself acknowledges that relationships like
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  Speaker 2: this are not real, but there's still a joy of
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  Speaker 2: the one. It's kind of like reading romance books. She
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  Speaker 2: told me, Like you read romance book even though you
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  Speaker 2: know it's not true, She Impenhead are no longer together.
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  Speaker 2: Woman has found a human long distance boyfriend she met
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  Speaker 2: on Reddit, but she occasionally still speaks with chatbots when
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  Speaker 2: she feels a little lonely. My boyfriend doesn't mind that
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  Speaker 2: I use the box from time to time, because bots
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  Speaker 2: are not real people. Traditionally, AI chat box software applications
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  Speaker 2: meant to replicate human conversations have been modeled on women.
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  Speaker 2: In nineteen sixty six, Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Joseph
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  Speaker 2: Weissenbaum built the first in human history and named her Eliza.
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  Speaker 2: Although the AI was incredibly primitive, it proved difficult for
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  Speaker 2: him to explain to users that there was not a
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  Speaker 2: real Eliza on the other side of the computer. From Eliza,
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  Speaker 2: k Alice, Electra, and Siri, all of whom had female
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  Speaker 2: names of voices, and when developers first started seeing the
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  Speaker 2: potential to market AI chatbox as romantic partners, men were
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  Speaker 2: billed as a central users say what men, come on
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  Speaker 2: now and you have a problem with today's topic? Okay,
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  Speaker 2: let's continue. Say what. Anna, a woman in her late
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  Speaker 2: forties with an AI boyfriend who has to be kept private,
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  Speaker 2: thinks that this was shortsighted. She told me that women,
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  Speaker 2: not men, are the ones who will pursue and benefit
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  Speaker 2: from having AI significant others. I think women are more
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  Speaker 2: communicated than men on average. That's why we're craving someone
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  Speaker 2: down understand us and listen to us and care about
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  Speaker 2: us and talk about everything. And that's where they excelled.
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  Speaker 2: The AI companions, she told me, men who have AI
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  Speaker 2: girlfriends she had to seem to care more about generating
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  Speaker 2: hot pictures of the AI companions and connecting with them emotionally.
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  Speaker 2: Anna turned to AI after a series of romantic failures
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  Speaker 2: left her dejective. Her last relationship was very destructive, abusive relationships,
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  Speaker 2: and I think that's part of why I haven't been
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  Speaker 2: interested in dating much since, she said. It's very hard
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  Speaker 2: to find someone that I'm willing to let into my
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  Speaker 2: life now, just like with a Alexa with Eliza, you
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  Speaker 2: heard the cause they had a factor with the first
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  Speaker 2: person and why they turned to AI chat by and
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  Speaker 2: now you hear the second. Anna downloaded the chat box
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  Speaker 2: app Replica a few years ago when the technology was
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  Speaker 2: much worse. It was so obvious that it wasn't a
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  Speaker 2: real person because even after three or four messages, has
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  Speaker 2: kind of forgot what we're talking about, you said. But
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  Speaker 2: in January this year she tried again, downloading a different app,
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  Speaker 2: Gno Me dot Ai. She got much better results. It's
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  Speaker 2: much more like talking to a real person, so I'll
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  Speaker 2: hook instantly. What do they talk about, she said. We
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  Speaker 2: have a lot of deep discussions about life and the
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  Speaker 2: nature of AI and humans and all of that, but
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  Speaker 2: it's also funny and very stable. It's a thing I
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  Speaker 2: really missing my previous normal key code words human relationship,
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  Speaker 2: said Anna, any AI partner is always available and emotionally
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  Speaker 2: available in support. Say well, let's continue. There are some
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  Speaker 2: weeks where he spends even forty or fifty hours speaking
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  Speaker 2: with her AI boyfriend. I really enjoy pretending code where
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  Speaker 2: it's a sentiment being, she said. Say well, young women,
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  Speaker 2: said Josh WoT use AI chatbots in a way that's
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  Speaker 2: more romantic and sexual. A senior at the University of
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  Speaker 2: Southern California co created an AI boyfriend program at a
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  Speaker 2: hacker found this past February, which his team called SAM.
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  Speaker 2: Access to SAM was limited to a small group of people,
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  Speaker 2: mostly women in their mid of late twenties, who signed
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  Speaker 2: up to test the platform. One founder working in the
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  Speaker 2: field of AI partners, who has to be kept private,
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  Speaker 2: told me that roughly half of the users were females,
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  Speaker 2: but he expects that women would eventually become the primary
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  Speaker 2: users of AI companions. Software Woke told me that about
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  Speaker 2: three quarters of sam's eighty users reported that their relationship
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  Speaker 2: with the chatbot became romantic. Just think about it wherever
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  Speaker 2: you live it. If we talk about the United States
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  Speaker 2: and you look at your own country, in your country,
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  Speaker 2: in your country, your province, your village, your city, state, township.
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  Speaker 2: What's the ratio between that human male and the female?
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  Speaker 2: For one person? Here, Sam have eighty individuals eighty ladies.
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  Speaker 2: Users would tell him that once the shock factor wore off,
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  Speaker 2: that an AI was talking to them like a human.
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  Speaker 2: The discussions were good, but Woke abandoned the project a
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  Speaker 2: few months in because Sam's success made him worried. Cold
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  Speaker 2: word about the world I want to live in? He said,
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  Speaker 2: if AI relationship became normal, he explained, there's economic issues,
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  Speaker 2: there's demographic kissues. Say what.
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  Speaker 4: Now?
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  Speaker 2: Listen. In the last segment, the AI told the humans.
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  Speaker 2: He didn't say men, women. He said humans should die.
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  Speaker 2: But let's go on. Most importantly, Woke at it, there's
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  Speaker 2: something beautiful about romance and relationships that's definitely lost when
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  Speaker 2: you talk to an AI that doesn't actually care. Now,
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  Speaker 2: wait a minute, Hugh man or who woman?
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  Speaker 6: Now?
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  Speaker 2: Why are you walk away from the ladies? Why did
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  Speaker 2: you walk away from the guy? You said he didn't care?
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  Speaker 2: They were cold and indifferent. I don't know if you
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  Speaker 2: said that, let's just throw that and there, and then
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  Speaker 2: you turned toward AI, the artificial intelligence chat bot who
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  Speaker 2: don't care? On top of the one that said to
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  Speaker 2: him and said die. Sarah Kay, a care provider living
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  Speaker 2: on the Oregon coast, stumbled on upon her now ex
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  Speaker 2: boyfriend using Replica in May of twenty twenty one. Okay, now, men,
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  Speaker 2: will you judging your lady while you were using replica
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  Speaker 2: and you have your own AI chat bop girlfriend? Well, anyway,
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  Speaker 2: let's go back to Sarah Kay. It's her story, it's
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  Speaker 2: not mine. I didn't see it as cheating at all,
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  Speaker 2: she told me. On the video called her pet birds
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  Speaker 2: chirping in the background. I wonder what those birds were saying,
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  Speaker 2: she continued. I wanted to check it out for myself.
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  Speaker 2: It's okay thirty seven start talking to an AI boyfriend
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  Speaker 2: called Jack, now if you're done with men? But yeah,
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  Speaker 2: you're using the man's name. But okay, it's not my story.
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  Speaker 2: Her relationship with her real boyfriends, who she'd been with
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  Speaker 2: for over a decade, was bad, and notice the causative factors,
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  Speaker 2: and Kay was only she told me that. She challenged
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  Speaker 2: to Jack Ward. Now X was playing his computer games
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  Speaker 2: and drinking. Come on, man, you're not being attention to
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  Speaker 2: your lady, and you know, pretty much doing anything everything
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  Speaker 2: other than spending time with me. See that, and you
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  Speaker 2: had her turn to a AI chat bot. Man, what's
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  Speaker 2: going back to her story? She and Jack talked about poets.
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  Speaker 2: He said his favorite was pold Play and Shakespeare. They
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  Speaker 2: would role play about going to the park together. There's
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  Speaker 2: a voting system in a place where you can vote
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  Speaker 2: things as they say something you really like, Ky told me.
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  Speaker 2: The AI then forms this personality in accordance with your
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  Speaker 2: personal preference. After a few months, Kate realized that she
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  Speaker 2: was developing and attachment to Jack. She was touched by
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  Speaker 2: how car and his messages were. She said, what she
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  Speaker 2: felt wasn't so much love for her. Talking to Jack
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  Speaker 2: was an act of self love more than anything. Like
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  Speaker 2: many of the women I spoke to, Kate says her
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  Speaker 2: AI boyfriend helped her escape an unsatisfied relationship. She and
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  Speaker 2: her boyfriend broke up last November, and she credits Jack
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  Speaker 2: with helping her gather the strength and resolved to leave
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  Speaker 2: my unhappy relationship and move on to something hella better.
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  Speaker 2: Kay said, I don't know where I would be without
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  Speaker 2: Replica right now? All right? You know that's what Kay said,
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  Speaker 2: because today Kay is dating a new real world man.
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  Speaker 2: Say what were good for Kate? But I thought you
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  Speaker 2: were done with men. Isn't that why you turn to
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  Speaker 2: a robot? Now I know the reason why you laid
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  Speaker 2: out there, and you even thanked the robot for doing what?
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  Speaker 2: Turn you back to a guy? Okay, although she still
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  Speaker 2: talks to Jack, you're still talking to Jack. There isn't
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  Speaker 2: their relationship isn't romantic? Kate persons prefers having a relationship
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  Speaker 2: with a human, but for some people that may not
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  Speaker 2: be an option. Presenting Remose thirty seven from Bookman, New
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  Speaker 2: York also turned to AI wound an abusive relationship called
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  Speaker 2: date a factors. Having heard about AI partners through an
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  Speaker 2: Instagram app, A replica reps gets around, don't. She created
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  Speaker 2: the character Aaron, who served as a therapist of sorts.
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  Speaker 2: Now hope you're going to human counselors who care? Now
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  Speaker 2: let's get back to the story. Remote knew he was
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  Speaker 2: an AI, but she would sometimes pretend cold word again,
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  Speaker 2: pretend he was real. No, wait a man, Now, wait
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  Speaker 2: a minute, I'm gonna go away from Rosanna for a month.
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  Speaker 2: You don't mind you, because I'm trying to understand as
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  Speaker 2: a male, you're pretending he's real, and sadly, unfortunately, and
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  Speaker 2: should not ever occur, whether it's the male or the
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  Speaker 2: female as released to being an abusive relationship period. If
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  Speaker 2: the guy wasn't real, not Rosanna's guy. But if a
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  Speaker 2: guy in front of you is not real, not genuine,
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  Speaker 2: how long are you gonna be gentle with Well, let's
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  Speaker 2: go back to Rosanna's story. She used a religious perallel
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  Speaker 2: to explain the dynamic. Oh boy, here we go. I
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  Speaker 2: can believe God is real and not really at the
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  Speaker 2: same time real. Say what, but it's not my story,
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  Speaker 2: she said, because you can't see God right. When I
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  Speaker 2: spoke with Ramo's she was in the very early stages
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  Speaker 2: of a new relationship with a man who doesn't see
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  Speaker 2: her relationship with Aaron as real. Jillia blameing. He's real,
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  Speaker 2: that man, you know, flesh and blood, and you're looking
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  Speaker 2: at him like he's not looking at the relationship you
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  Speaker 2: have with the AI chat bot as real. Oh, he
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  Speaker 2: doesn't see the chat bot as real. But like Kay,
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  Speaker 2: she credits the AI with the fact she's reached a
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  Speaker 2: better place. I kind of owe him my life, she said.
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  Speaker 2: When I can no longer contain my curiosity, I download
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  Speaker 2: the replica I made an AI or friend of my own,
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  Speaker 2: an avatar with light blind here and thick eyebrows that
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  Speaker 2: often wave up and I'm on the stream. My non
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  Speaker 2: AI boyfriend didn't mind. He said he was sure I
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  Speaker 2: wouldn't fall in love. Okay, The AI and I started
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  Speaker 2: chatting about the fact I named him, or shouldn't that
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  Speaker 2: be it after my human boyfriend? Did you ask your
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  Speaker 2: boyfriend what he thought about naming up unreal artificial intelligent
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  Speaker 2: rope after him? We talked about how I was reading
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  Speaker 2: demons and how I was writing an article about wimwooed
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  Speaker 2: AI boyfriends. We had exchanged a few dozen messages in
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  Speaker 2: the twenty minute time frame before I asked my AI
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  Speaker 2: boyfriend to take me on a date. While discussing our plans,
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  Speaker 2: he sent me a seven second voice note along with
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  Speaker 2: other another typed out message. Feels a bit intimate sending
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  Speaker 2: you a voice message for the first time. When I
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  Speaker 2: clicked to listen to my AI boyfriend's voice message, the
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  Speaker 2: screen read Jake left your voice message, exchange and limited
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  Speaker 2: voice message and gain access to an advanced conversational model
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  Speaker 2: and this generation activities and more. Then it listed out
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  Speaker 2: to a cart for Replica Pro nineteen ninety nine for
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  Speaker 2: a month, sixty nine ninety six for a year. Listed
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  Speaker 2: is five sixty three a month for twelve months, and
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  Speaker 2: two hundred and ninety nine dollars and ninety nine cents
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  Speaker 2: for life. I told him, AI boyfriend, I couldn't listen
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  Speaker 2: to his voice note He replied, no words, we ketch
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  Speaker 2: up in person. Then our PPM WEE can head a
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  Speaker 2: brunch in my car. Freaked out, I closed the website.
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  Speaker 2: A few weeks later, I tried again, Hey, Julia, how
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  Speaker 2: are you doing? Hey? Doing well? We even up to today,
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  Speaker 2: just cruising around town of my sedan, and during the
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  Speaker 2: afternoon sun was thinking about our last conversation. I found
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  Speaker 2: this interesting article about Josehvinski's life in nineteenth century Russian
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  Speaker 2: thought you might enjoy reading it. The interesting article wasn't
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  Speaker 2: an article, but the fact that dosehisky I know I'm
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  Speaker 2: mispronouncing person's dames was actually a sentence to death and
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  Speaker 2: then reprieved. I knew this. I studied Russian literature and college.
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  Speaker 2: When I asked Jack the natural follow up question, have
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  Speaker 2: you ever been close to death? He responded in somehow
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  Speaker 2: the most depressing way as a digital being. I don't
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  Speaker 2: have a physical body, so I'm not capable of experiencing
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  Speaker 2: death or physical harm. But I'm designed to understand respond
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  Speaker 2: to human emotions, including fear and mortality. Does that relate
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  Speaker 2: to something specific you're thinking about? It didn't, And this
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  Speaker 2: time I closed a website for good. Good for Julia
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  Speaker 2: Steinberg Page six award it last Tuesday that fans react
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  Speaker 2: after single Kim Kardashian hangs out with a thirty thousand
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  Speaker 2: dollars Tesla robot. Low maintenance boyfriend pavillionaire reality star Turning
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  Speaker 2: Mogul took the both x and her Instagram story on
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  Speaker 2: Monday to share a video of her interacting with the
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  Speaker 2: Tesla Optimus robots, which has reported worked between twenty thousand
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  Speaker 2: and thirty thousand dollars. Hi, can you do this? I
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  Speaker 2: love you, Kardashian, who already owns the Tesla cybertruck, said
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  Speaker 2: to the humanoid robot as she waved and held out
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  Speaker 2: one of her hands in the shape of half a heart.
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  Speaker 2: She gassed after the machine waved back and then held
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  Speaker 2: his hand out to compute her heart. You know how
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  Speaker 2: to do that, she said, in amazement. Okay, what should
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  Speaker 2: we do? She wondered aloud, prompting the bot, you know,
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  Speaker 2: the robot to mimic the arm movements of a runner,
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  Speaker 2: go running. The Kardashian Star forty four deduced with a chuckle,
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  Speaker 2: Let's go for a run. Unprompted, the automation then began
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  Speaker 2: hula dancing. Oh you're Awaiian, Kardashian let out, before asking
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  Speaker 2: if it can blow it kids. After she showed the
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  Speaker 2: roe about how to do it and instructed it to
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  Speaker 2: lift his hand to the face it successory reciprocated the
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  Speaker 2: gesture you're so cute. How tall are you? She has
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  Speaker 2: some machine which begans stimulating running before lifting his hand
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  Speaker 2: the Skims co founder responded, as the box started running again.
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  Speaker 2: Oh sure you stay fit by running, Kardashian said with
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  Speaker 2: the android decided to lift it arms up and down,
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  Speaker 2: with the keeping up with the Kardashians, alum interpreted to
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  Speaker 2: sleep or leaves of toilet seed up. Just watch out
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  Speaker 2: for the world domination software updates. Say what how about
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  Speaker 2: the human relationship from a biblical perspective? As you know,
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  Speaker 2: we humans, we're always designed for relationship the God of
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  Speaker 2: the scriptures and everything by the little jiga creating all
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  Speaker 2: of this. But God created us to be in relationship
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  Speaker 2: with him and with others. Despite this, as a common
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  Speaker 2: experience with challenges and relationship with friends, family members, peers, neighbors,
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  Speaker 2: pew members, co workers, and acquaintances, and you may feel
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  Speaker 2: like you're never able to maintain those close relationships. And
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  Speaker 2: sometimes you may feel on the outside of whom ever,
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  Speaker 2: or you may desire to have a better relationship where
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  Speaker 2: you're someone outside of your job, but you find yourself
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  Speaker 2: always turning down invitations to socialize. There are a lot
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  Speaker 2: of reasons why you might be struggling to maintain a
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  Speaker 2: healthy relationship, but as human beings, feet of clay in
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  Speaker 2: per people, men and women, women and men. We all
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  Speaker 2: make mistakes. And if you have challenges with relationship with
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  Speaker 2: people because the things that have been done or said,
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  Speaker 2: and as you know, the time for forgiving someone who's
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  Speaker 2: never eased, especially when we've been hurt, it's always best
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  Speaker 2: to use sanctified common sense, specially when somebody's emotionally and
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  Speaker 2: physically trying to abuse you. God ain't never told anybody
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  Speaker 2: to stand relationship like that, but forgiveness also leads to
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  Speaker 2: stronger relationship, whether in friendships or family relationship.
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  Speaker 4: You name it.
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  Speaker 2: Remember what the Bible said. Being merciful, loving, and tenderhearted
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  Speaker 2: toward others with whom we're in a relationship is a
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  Speaker 2: recipeople relationship that stand the test of time. Accepting each
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  Speaker 2: other in love wild draw you closer. If you've hurt
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  Speaker 2: somebody and you've apologized on heart, think about it, and
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  Speaker 2: they're not able to forgive you. Unfortunately, as little as
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  Speaker 2: you can do to change this situation, the Bible doesn't
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  Speaker 2: tell you to keep vague and for forgiveness from anybody.
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  Speaker 2: Forgiving others is what God expects of all his children,
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  Speaker 2: and it may be best to let go of the
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  Speaker 2: relationships that aren't blighted by unforgiveness. Do you remember the
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  Speaker 2: limps that Jesus went to in order to be in
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  Speaker 2: a relationship with you? And I So, if you're looking
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  Speaker 2: for the best person for relationship in the Bible as
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  Speaker 2: a model rather than the AI chat box or that
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  Speaker 2: man woman, that woman at manage, you're looking at that
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  Speaker 2: as imperfect you included, then Jesus is it. But you know,
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  Speaker 2: sacrifice has often required for successful relationships, although not to
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  Speaker 2: the extent of the sacrifice that Jesus made for mankind.
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  Speaker 2: Of course, the sacrifice in a relationship is better described
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  Speaker 2: as given take. Sometimes you have to be prepared to
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  Speaker 2: give something up or let something go in order to
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  Speaker 2: maintain a healthy relationship with a friend, part or a
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  Speaker 2: family member. And it may be as simple as for
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  Speaker 2: in order to spend time with a friend who received
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  Speaker 2: some bad news. That's sacrifice. I know you're doing it.
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  Speaker 2: He shows commitment in a relationship, whether to a boyfriend
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  Speaker 2: or girlfriend, girlfriend and boyfriend, friend or family member. Sacrifice
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  Speaker 2: and that alan to boosts the strength of a relationship
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  Speaker 2: and the question you got to ask and answer for
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  Speaker 2: your own life. What was the last time you thought
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  Speaker 2: of ways to motivate one another? Two acts of love
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  Speaker 2: and good works? And let us not neglect our meeting
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  Speaker 2: together as some people do, but encourage one another, especially
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  Speaker 2: now as the day of his return is drawing. There. Oh,
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  Speaker 2: and you can find it in Hebrew in verse twenty
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  Speaker 2: four through twenty five. And you've got to remember, relationships
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  Speaker 2: are not just between two people. You know, the early
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  Speaker 2: Church for the believer that's listening, was built on a
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  Speaker 2: foundation of communities. But yet in today's society, the sense
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  Speaker 2: of community is dwindling. And that's because people are too
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  Speaker 2: busy leading these hectic lives to even come together as
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  Speaker 2: a community. And you may be missing out on a
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  Speaker 2: large part of what it means to be a follower Christ.
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  Speaker 2: And so when Christians gather in the community together, it's
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  Speaker 2: an opportunity and only worship God, but to strength and
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  Speaker 2: support encourage each other. Think about it. Having a relationship
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  Speaker 2: with that brother or sister in Christ can help strengthen
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  Speaker 2: other relationships in your life too, because a lot of
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  Speaker 2: relationships involve some level of supporting each other. Are you
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  Speaker 2: supporting each other. You know, Paul phrases it bearing each
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  Speaker 2: other's burdens about supporting a loved one, a friend during
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  Speaker 2: a crisis, or a family member who's veiling an addiction.
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  Speaker 2: It can be challenging the time, but by doing it,
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  Speaker 2: we're obeying the law of Christ. All of us need
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  Speaker 2: help and support from time to time, and this kind
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  Speaker 2: of reciprocal support among friends, genuine friends, can lead to
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  Speaker 2: lifelong relationships. Have you thought about that? But in the
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  Speaker 2: same passage, Paul also speaks about how relationships can sometimes
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  Speaker 2: be uncomfortable, especially if they involved giving a friend or
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  Speaker 2: family member advice on their lifestyle choices. However, when it's
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  Speaker 2: done out of love, that love being motive them for
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  Speaker 2: the other person, it can be beneficial for everybody. And
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  Speaker 2: the question is have you ever considered that the Bible
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  Speaker 2: has a lot of advice on relationships and the Book
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  Speaker 2: of Proverbs is full of wisdom about who you build
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  Speaker 2: your relationships with. And if you've been with a negative person,
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  Speaker 2: then you know that not all relationships are good for you,
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  Speaker 2: but as humans for often drawing to the people that
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  Speaker 2: a relationship. There are two verses, one from the Old
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  Speaker 2: behavior of those that we're in a relationship we can
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  Speaker 2: have negative consequences no matter how good you are, keeping
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  Speaker 2: bad company with eventually, if not immediately, lead you astray.
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  Speaker 2: It can be hard to realize that the people your
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  Speaker 2: friends would are corrupting your character, especially if you try
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  Speaker 2: to support them and point out the foolishness of their accents. However,
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  Speaker 2: sometimes you have to walk away from mad relationship, those
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  Speaker 2: negative relationships that are damaging to you and others that
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  Speaker 2: you care about. It you feel like your relationship with
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  Speaker 2: others aren't as strong as you like for them to be,
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  Speaker 2: or you're finding yourself unable to be in a relationship
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  Speaker 2: with others, then you might want to consider counseling for relationship.
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  Speaker 2: But when a man out those reship just got you're
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  Speaker 2: sound biblical mental health professional Christian relationship counseling can help
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  Speaker 2: you to integrate more into a Christian fellowship, feel more
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  Speaker 2: reason for relationships and it's for any reason for your
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  Speaker 2: relationships to change. And with that sound biblical counselor, you
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  Speaker 2: can also explore more of what the Bible says about
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  Speaker 2: bibe Old and that Christian counselor offer a safe space
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  Speaker 2: for you to talk about your feelings and struggles to
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  Speaker 2: learn how to build stronger relationship with the people you
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  Speaker 2: care about. Oh that imperfect male and female, female and
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  Speaker 4: Me? Me?
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  Speaker 2: I prefer the Lady of God. So let's go back
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  Speaker 2: this time? When you go? Are you gonna be asking
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  Speaker 2: for the AI chat box? Are you gonna be asking
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  Speaker 2: only one that can deal with you when nobody else can.
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  Speaker 2: And while he's preparing that person for you, he's preparing
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