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Continue reading →: Research: Big Oil vs SeawaterPrompt: Seems like a solution that would diversify petrochemicals companies by applying similar knowledge advantages related to chemistry. Copilot: That’s an insightful observation! Petrochemical companies, with their extensive experience in chemistry and industrial processes, could indeed leverage their expertise to diversify into desalination and byproduct recovery. By applying similar principles…
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Continue reading →: Research: Cracking Seawater
Prompt: Should desalinization be viewed like cracking raw petroleum? A process by which water and other industrial useful materials are created? Copilot: That’s an interesting perspective! Desalination can indeed be thought of as a process similar to cracking raw petroleum in the sense that it provides valuable products—fresh water and…
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Continue reading →: Research: Desalination and GypsumPrompt: With industrial desalinization, can the salts be forms into equivalents of the natural phenomenon like by creating gypsum? Copilot: Yes, industrial desalination processes can indeed produce useful byproducts, including gypsum. Researchers have developed methods to convert the concentrated brine waste from desalination plants into valuable chemicals. For example, sodium…
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Continue reading →: Research: Nicknames for GaylordPrompt: What is a nickname for Gaylord? Gil? Copilot: Gil can indeed be a nickname for Gaylord, as it captures the initial sound of the name. Other potential nicknames include: These options offer a variety of choices, depending on the character’s personality and preferences. Does this help with your character…
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Continue reading →: Research: Jinna in RootsPrompt: In “Roots” before Kunta was captured, who was the older woman in the village he was sleeping with? Copilot: In “Roots,” before Kunta Kinte was captured, he had a relationship with an older woman named Jinna in his village. This relationship adds depth to his character and highlights the…
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Continue reading →: Research: A Contemporary Laertes
Prompt: What was the name of Odyseus’ father? Copilot: Odysseus’ father was Laertes. Laertes was the king of the Cephallenians and lived on the island of Ithaca. He played a significant role in Odysseus’ life, especially towards the end of the epic when Odysseus returns home and reveals his identity…
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Continue reading →: Research: Alexios as Paroled CriminalPrompt: I was thinking that his crime should be some mob related armed theft akin to the sacking of Troy. Copilot: That sounds like a gripping backstory for Alexios’ father! Having a crime that echoes the grandeur and consequences of the sacking of Troy can add a lot of depth…
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Continue reading →: Research: A Contemporary PenelopePrompt: So, I can probably get away with having Makis’ mother named Penelope from the Odyssey as it remains in common use. Copilot: Absolutely, naming Marios’ mother Penelope would be a brilliant touch. It subtly ties your modern narrative back to the Odyssey without being too overt. Given that Penelope…
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Continue reading →: Research: A Contemporary Odysseus
Prompt: I was thinking about his dad being a recently released convict whose wife divorced him when he went to prison. He would try to save his son from remaining a NEET by teaching him how to become a man. Copilot: That’s a powerful and compelling storyline. The dynamic between…
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Continue reading →: Searching for My Short King
Sometimes I forget what I have and have not written. I was looking for a draft of my “Short King” story about an incel who broke into the home of a woman who rejected him. There he destroyed her expensive inventory of cosmetics (aka fakeup) and cut the heels off…
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I’m Jaycee
Currently, I am a drafter and plodding editor of my own fiction stories. Looking towards the future when edited stories turn into published ones.
Here I am starting to bare my soul to give you a preview of what I have been working on.
See “Harvest of Blood” in this site’s menu bar for a preview of a draft chapter from Boudica and The Butcher, a novel set in a future Second American Civil War.
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