Bard composes a poem based on my @Google Docs files.

I prompted Bard AI with this, "compose a poem based on my @Google Docs files".

Here are the three drafts:

(1) Sure, here is a poem based on your @Google Drive files:

In the realm of data, where knowledge takes flight,

Google Drives hold stories, both dark and bright.

A treasure trove of words, a tapestry of thought,

Emotions captured, in pixels wrought.

From scientific inquiries to heartfelt prose,

The Drive's contents endlessly flows.

A symphony of voices, a chorus of minds,

In this digital archive, wisdom finds.

Through molecular pathways and genetic codes,

The Drive unveils nature's hidden modes.

It paints a picture of cells, dividing and growing,

Revealing the secrets that life is bestowing.

With every keystroke, a new chapter unfolds,

A tale of passion, a story to be told.

The Drive becomes a canvas, where dreams take flight,

Transforming thoughts into words, bathed in light.

In the depths of this digital domain,

Lies a universe waiting to be unchained.

So open your Drive, let your thoughts ignite,

And discover the treasures that lie in its light.

(2) Sure, here is a poem based on the PDF documents in your Google Drive:

In the depths of science, where minds intertwine,

A tapestry of knowledge, a lexicon of design,

From cells to stars, the cosmos we explore,

Unraveling mysteries, forevermore.

In 'A fast protocol for chemical cellular reprogramming',

We delve into the dance of life, its rhythm so compelling,

Transforming cells, like magic in the air,

Unveiling secrets, beyond compare.

In 'A study found that naïve-like H9 cells show higher potency for differentiation into hematopoietic lineages than primed cells'

We witness the power of cells, their potential so vast,

From naïve beginnings to specialized tasks,

The blueprint of life, a masterpiece amassed.

In 'Derivation of naïve human embryonic stem cells (hESCs)',

We traverse the realm of stem cells, their potential so profound,

A source of hope, for healing all around,

Regenerating tissues, where new life is found.

In 'Naïve human pluripotent stem cells respond to Wnt, Nodal and LIF signalling to produce expandable naïve extra-embryonic endoderm',

We observe the symphony of signals, guiding cells to their fate,

Wnt, Nodal, and LIF, their roles so ornate,

Creating a canvas, where life can create.

In 'Mapping human pluripotent stem cell differentiation pathways using high throughput single-cell RNA-sequencing',

We embark on a journey, through the maze of differentiation,

Single-cell RNA-sequencing, our illumination,

Unveiling the paths, where cells find their station.

In 'Polycomb repressive complex 2 shields naïve human pluripotent cells from trophectoderm differentiation',

We witness the guardians of pluripotency, their role so vital,

Protecting cells from trophectoderm's call,

Preserving the essence, so primordial.

In this realm of science, where knowledge takes flight,

We explore the universe, with all its might,

From cells to stars, the cosmos we embrace,

In the pursuit of truth, we find our grace.

(3) Sure. Here are 2 poems based on your Google Drive files:

First Poem

From Google Docs, a trove of words,

A symphony of thoughts, conferred.

Essays, studies, prose so deep,

In Google Docs, secrets keep.

Second Poem

In Google Docs, a digital space,

Ideas converge, find their place.

A tapestry of thoughts, emotions spun,

In Google Docs, stories begun.</div>

Essay Comparing Male Pumas & Republican males

Male pumas and Republican males are both known for their love of food and guns. But what are the similarities and differences between these two groups of animals and men?

One similarity is that both male pumas and Republican males are typically seen as being solitary creatures. Pumas are often thought of as being lone hunters, and Republican males are often stereotyped as being rugged individualists. However, both groups are actually quite social. Pumas have been known to share food with other pumas, and Republican males often enjoy spending time with other men.

Another similarity is that both male pumas and Republican males are known for their strength and power. Pumas are apex predators, and Republican males often see themselves as being the top dogs in their social circles. However, both groups can also be quite vulnerable. Pumas are often preyed upon by other animals, and Republican males are often targets of discrimination and violence.

One difference between male pumas and Republican males is their relationship with food. Pumas are obligate carnivores, meaning that they must eat meat in order to survive. Republican males, on the other hand, are omnivores, meaning that they can eat both plants and animals. This difference in diet can lead to different attitudes towards food. Pumas are typically seen as being very efficient hunters, while Republican males are often seen as being wasteful eaters.

Another difference between male pumas and Republican males is their relationship with guns. Pumas use their claws and teeth to hunt, while Republican males use guns. This difference in weaponry can lead to different attitudes towards violence. Pumas are typically seen as being more peaceful creatures, while Republican males are often seen as being more aggressive.

In conclusion, there are both similarities and differences between male pumas and Republican males. Both groups are typically seen as being solitary creatures, but they are both actually quite social. Both groups are known for their strength and power, but they can also be quite vulnerable. Male pumas and Republican males have different relationships with food and guns, which can lead to different attitudes towards violence.

It is important to note that these are just generalizations, and there are always exceptions to the rule. There are some male pumas who are not very social, and there are some Republican males who are not very aggressive. However, these generalizations can help us to understand the differences between these two groups of animals and men.

Bones (the final season)

#note.//These are all movies I watched at Ted & Melody's when I had a subscription to Netflix-DVD subscription. I would get the DVD and want them on their player, or my functional laptop at the time!

I watched finally, the final seaon in 201911.

All 12 episodes. I forget how it ends! HA! I'm sure she and Booth stay together tho. 

They stretched the romance for as long as possible.

The end was coming after they got married and had a child. There's only so much sexual tension and relationship drama that can interest after that. The fans would NOT have liked an "unhappy" ending where they split because of irreconcilable differences, which they had, but that's where the drama was!

 #actor.//

Rosewater

#note.//These are all movies I watched at Ted & Melody's when I had a subscription to Netflix-DVD subscription. I would get the DVD and want them on their player, or my functional laptop at the time!

I watched this in 20210407

This was John Stewarts directorial debut?

Recounts the ordeals of journalist... name? being detained and tortured in notorious Iranian prison for political dissidents. 

I liked. Shows how he coped, and then tricked the prison torturer. Luckily, he had people who advocated for his release. 

Nasrin Sotoudeh was there, but still in prison at Qarchak, after being released for a bit for COVID. She makes an appearance in Jafar's Taxi, which I've seen and should be documented here.  

#actor.//

Aquaman

#note.//These are all movies I watched at Ted & Melody's when I had a subscription to Netflix-DVD subscription. I would get the DVD and want them on their player, or my functional laptop at the time!

I watched it in 20200127

Half-bred doesn't want to reclaim his birthright but eventually does, sort of. Somewhere in there is an evil scientist I think. And Mantis. Is that right? the name? I can picture the character from Justice League Sunday morning cartoons.

#actor.// the big sexy dude who won't have any work when he gets older, just like most of the women so no sympathy here for him.

Boondock Staints

#note.//These are all movies I watched at Ted & Melody's when I had a subscription to Netflix-DVD subscription. I would get the DVD and want them on their player, or my functional laptop at the time!

I watched it in 20191126

I can't recall any details. Let me look it up to refresh.

Ah yes. The brothers become vigilantes and lots of killing of bad people with no collateral damage or deaths. It was OK even tho I can't remember the plot but if you forced me to watch it again, I will guess the action faster than if I hadn't watched it before! HA!

 #actor.//

Booksmart

#note.//These are all movies I watched at Ted & Melody's when I had a subscription to Netflix-DVD subscription. I would get the DVD and want them on their player, or my functional laptop at the time!

HA! Another coming-of-age girl movie for the lab!

I watched it on 20191218.

Characters were good. Mishaps were funny, unless you really thought about the situations they were putting themselves into.  I started to follow both the thin and full girl on Instagram. Can't remember their names. It's OK. The second brain does. see...

They breakup, and mend and become older by the end. 

#actor.// Kaitlyn Dever and Beanie Feldstein.

Junmanji: Welcome to the Jungle

#note.//These are all movies I watched at Ted & Melody's when I had a subscription to Netflix-DVD subscription. I would get the DVD and want them on their player, or my functional laptop at the time!

I watched it for Karen Gillan really. I was enjoyable. I got to know the Rock and tiny Kevin. They (the movie industry) have really monetized that chemistry! 

They went back into the reality. Karen's character is actually a man. She tries to man-it-up. It sorta works. She's just too much Karen to be a man. And Rock is reversed stereo also. Kinda all works, sort of. 

I watched it in 20200106

#actor.//

Knives Out

#note.//These are all movies I watched at Ted & Melody's when I had a subscription to Netflix-DVD subscription. I would get the DVD and want them on their player, or my functional laptop at the time!

This has the James Bond guy, I can't remember his name right now. It'll come to me.

It's pretty good. I liked the nurse character. The mystery was good-- giving enough clues for even me to keep guessing. Daniel Craig! His wife is in one of my icon images.

I watched this movie in 20200212

#actor.//Daniel Craig as Foghorn Leghorn.

Ladybird

#note.//These are all movies I watched at Ted & Melody's when I had a subscription to Netflix-DVD subscription. I would get the DVD and want them on their player, or my functional laptop at the time! 

Another coming-of-age story. I probably brought it to work and watched with the lab? 

I don't remember much. She comes to term with her mother at the airport? Is that right? She finally sees the love and not the conflict of wills.

I watched this in 20200115

#actor.//I don't remember any of the characters name, much less the actors.

Lalaland

#note.//These are all movies I watched at Ted & Melody's when I had a subscription to Netflix-DVD subscription. I would get the DVD and want them on their player, or my functional laptop at the time!

It won an oscar, which is why I wanted it. Musical.

It was entertaining. I watched it in 20200905

 #actor.//

Emma Stone is the girl.

One of the Ryan's is the guy. Osling, don't remember any movies he is in. The Ryan with the Rock is a different Ryan. 

Prometheus

#note.//These are all movies I watched at Ted & Melody's when I had a subscription to Netflix-DVD subscription. I would get the DVD and want them on their player, or my functional laptop at the time!

This one is forgettable. Something with the Aliens franchise?

I watched it 20191207

 #actor.//

The Handmaid's Tale

#author=Margaret Atwood

#published=1985

#note.// 

They've obviously made a TV show out of this book. I will try to remember to add the TV Show link here. 

>interlace.//

 #actor.//Yvonne Strahovski

She plays Serena Joy

She was also in the 

#TV.//Chuck.link_needed 

show that I bing watched probably in 2014. 

Because of Chuck, JoJoBrand3 started following her eventually on Instagram.

I should make a Late Late show object.link_needed

of her appearance on the show. It was for Chuck. Handmaid's tale was not up yet. 

Now regarding the book!

20210919.//I'm a third thru. The premise was evident fairly quickly. Maybe in 1985 it was slightly novel, but reading it in 2021, the future, it hasn't happened. The near future dystopia is different.

I've read past the first pseudo-climax. We'll just quickly exit and quietly close the door to that chapter.

 #finished.//202201 or before Xmas?

Stole the Show

#note.//Trying to remember the song... the line At least we stole show.
I just listen to Halsey <Heaven in Hidden> and the pulsing lyrics reminded me of this song, and she says something about the show.

#artist=Kygo