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  I asked AI what my books are about, who are the similar authors, and if the book is suitable for the big screen. And honestly, this is what AI says. From Gemini Carbon Planet: Our Destiny In The Stars by Vincent Casil throws you into a captivating blend of science fiction, mystery, and environmental themes. The story unfolds through two interwoven narratives. The first centers on a group of friends who inexplicably disappear during a seemingly ordinary fishing trip. As the FBI investigation stalls, leaving their loved ones with gnawing unanswered questions, the families take matters into their own hands. They enlist the help of Wyatt McCoy, a private investigator known for his unconventional methods and penchant for tackling bizarre cases. Wyatt's search delves into a world far stranger than anyone could have anticipated. He uncovers clues that hint at urban legends, mythical creatures, and even the paranormal, leading him down a rabbit hole that blurs the lines between realit

In the eye-opening documentary "Poisoned: The Dirty Truth About Your Food," filmmaker  Stephanie Soechtig  delves into the critical issue of food safety in the United States. Available on  Netflix , this compelling film exposes the alarming realities of the American food industry, from the prevalence of harmful pathogens to the systemic failures in regulation and oversight. The investigative journalist, known for her hard-hitting documentaries, brings a meticulous investigative approach to uncovering how food contamination continues to pose serious health risks. Through interviews with experts, victims, and industry insiders, "Poisoned" paints a vivid picture of the hidden dangers lurking in everyday groceries. As a viewer, I found "Poisoned" to be a must-watch documentary. It not only educates but also urges consumers to be more aware and proactive about the sources and safety of their food. The film's powerful narrative and shocking revelations m

Chapter 22 The Ham Radios   1 In the desolate landscape of an abandoned city street, a monstrous entity, standing at a towering height of fifteen feet, emerges with an ominous presence. Its bloated belly pouch, resembling a grotesque sac of impending doom, houses a deadly virus that, upon release through a menacing fart, swiftly extinguishes human life and reanimates the deceased into mobile corpses within a mere ten seconds. A menacingly large mouth adorned with razor-sharp teeth enhances the creature’s colossal form. In addition, it has no nose, eyes, or ears, making space for its vital brain to be shielded by steel on half of the head.           The impenetrable steel covering renders the monster resistant to bullets. The Pestilent is blind, yet it possesses acute super senses that extend for a mile, allowing it to track its prey with extraordinary accuracy. Its thick neck bears the weight of its massive head, and with long limbs, this monstrous creation moves with astonishing

Cannabis, also known as marijuana, is a psychoactive drug derived from the Cannabis plant. Its main active compounds, cannabinoids like THC and CBD, interact with the body's endocannabinoid system, affecting mood, cognition, and physical sensations. Cannabis can be consumed in various forms, including smoking, vaping, or ingesting edibles. It's known for its recreational and medicinal uses, with effects ranging from relaxation and euphoria to pain relief and appetite stimulation. However, its legality and social acceptance vary widely across different regions and cultures. As of April 2024, recreational marijuana has been legalized in a significant number of states and territories in the United States. These include Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and Washington, D.C. This w

  There is no doubt that these creatures have met their demise, lacking any sense of feeling, including fear, just the virus with the sole purpose of horrifying the living; the only actual death lies in what has taken over their bodies—demonic entities with no heavenly paradise awaiting them, as warned by Father Fernando.   That was just a segment from the final chapter of PESTILENT, titled 'The Freeway.' Originally, the book consisted of 28 chapters, but I later revised it down to 27. However, Chapter 27 became overly lengthy. Then, inspiration struck. It seemed only logical, right? So, I made the decision to split the chapter, ultimately reverting back to 28 chapters. Surprisingly, the outcome of this division took me by surprise. It's like playing Tetris, where you must swiftly decide where to place each piece. Thus far, I'm content with where this particular piece has landed—something along those lines. I started writing PESTILENT last year, which was 2023, in Septe