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From coffee to code: Welcome to You, Me, and ChatGPT, a personal blog where artificial intelligence intersects with everyday life. Join us, a couple in love with each other and technology, as we explore AI.

  • Walking in the Shadow of Autism: A Journey of Faith

    Walking in the Shadow of Autism: A Journey of Faith

    Parenting a child with autism can often feel like an uphill battle, overshadowed by worries about the future. In this blog post, I reflect on our journey – from the early days of feeling overwhelmed to the hope that has emerged as my son, now 26, thrives in his own life. This is a story…

    June 26, 2025
  • Mindful Miles

    Mindful Miles

    Time on the trail isn’t just about hiking – it’s about being. The crunch of gravel, the rustle of wind, the heartbeat in your ears – out there, you don’t get to skip the hard parts. There’s no fast-forwarding through the uncomfortable moments. Every step matters. Every mile has a lesson. There’s no avoiding the…

    June 13, 2025
  • It’s Going Awesome, But I Keep Getting Better: A Personal Journey

    It’s Going Awesome, But I Keep Getting Better: A Personal Journey

    You might have heard me say, “It’s going awesome, but I keep getting better.” It’s not just a catchy phrase; it’s a reflection of a profound experience that reshaped my entire outlook on life. Let me take you back to where it all began. There was this day – if I had to rank it,…

    May 29, 2025
  • The Illusion of Disagreement: Why Defining Terms Matters

    The Illusion of Disagreement: Why Defining Terms Matters

    In the quaint town of Mackinaw City, two tourists stop to admire a peculiar sight: a man painted entirely in copper, perfectly balanced on a bicycle at a busy intersection. The first onlooker exclaims, “Wow, he’s real!” The second disagrees vehemently, “No, he’s not real at all!” Their voices rise as they argue back and…

    May 15, 2025
  • Using AI to Help People Better Understand the Bible

    Using AI to Help People Better Understand the Bible

    The Bible, one of the most influential and widely-read texts in human history, has been interpreted and reinterpreted across generations, cultures, and languages. For centuries, scholars and theologians have sought to translate and explain its teachings in ways that resonate with the people of their time. Among the many translations that have shaped modern understanding…

    May 1, 2025
  • The Glass House of Wall Street?

    The Glass House of Wall Street?

    The following was written by AI after a lengthy philosophical debate. In the heart of New York City, amid the towering skyscrapers that define the skyline, lies a metaphorical glass house: the modern financial market. This structure, built on a foundation of regulations, disclosures, and oversight mechanisms, stands as a testament to humanity’s pursuit of…

    April 17, 2025
  • Is AI Insightful?

    Is AI Insightful?

    ChatGPT Prompt: Tell me something about myself that I probably didn’t know ChatGPT’s response to me: You might not have realized just how much your career shift from machining to project management aligns with your natural strengths. Your love for organization, process improvement, and structure—combined with your preference for managing projects over people—means you’ve been…

    April 10, 2025
  • The Theological Diaspora: Navigating the Fragmentation of Religious Knowledge

    The Theological Diaspora: Navigating the Fragmentation of Religious Knowledge

    The following was written by AI after a lengthy theological debate. On a quiet Sunday morning in Middle America, a congregation gathers beneath the vaulted ceilings of a century-old church. The stained-glass windows cast a kaleidoscope of colors onto the pews, where parishioners clutch their well-worn Bibles. The sermon begins, weaving together ancient texts and…

    April 5, 2025
  • Me Waking Up Early to Cook? Never.

    Me Waking Up Early to Cook? Never.

    Eight weeks. That’s how long I’ve been meal-prepping my own homemade overnight oats, and honestly, I feel a little betrayed that no one told me about this magic sooner. Why was I out here struggling with sad, last-minute breakfasts when I could have been living this oat-filled dream all along? And just to be clear—I’m…

    March 27, 2025
  • The Age of Overwhelm

    The Age of Overwhelm

    The other day, I was thinking about how different the world feels now—faster, louder, more fragmented. I see it in the way people move, constantly checking their phones, their eyes flickering between screens. I hear it in conversations, where no one really listens because they’re already thinking about the next thing. I notice it in…

    March 14, 2025
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