Mormonators (film treatment)

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Title: "Mormonators"

Logline: Two Terminators posing as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints must navigate their way through an unfamiliar human world while carrying out their mission to protect a key figure in the future resistance.

Synopsis: In a future where machines have taken over the world, the resistance sends back two Terminators, Model 101 and Model 800, to protect a key figure in the future resistance who is currently living in Utah. To blend in and avoid detection, the Terminators are programmed to pose as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

As they navigate their way through an unfamiliar human world, the Terminators struggle to adapt to their new identities and learn to interact with humans in a convincing manner. Model 101, who has been reprogrammed to have a better understanding of human emotions, finds himself drawn to the kindness and sincerity of the members of the Church.

Meanwhile, Model 800 remains focused on their mission, determined to protect the key figure at all costs. However, as they get closer to their target, they realize that the enemy has also sent a Terminator back in time to eliminate the key figure.

The two Terminators must work together to protect their target and prevent the enemy Terminator from carrying out its mission. Along the way, they learn about the power of human connection and the importance of protecting life, even in the midst of a war.

As the climax approaches, the Terminators face off in a dramatic battle that will determine the fate of the future. In the end, the Terminators succeed in their mission, but not without leaving a lasting impact on the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, who have unknowingly welcomed two Terminators into their community.

"Mormonators" is a thrilling and thought-provoking action-adventure film that explores the human-robot relationship and the potential consequences of a machine-dominated future.

25AD (After Dad), letter to my father 2023

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Hey dad.

We’re now into our 3rd year of COVID, things are as back to normal as they are going to get in the world on that front. Vladimir Putin is still trying to wage a war in Ukraine and has made threats to use nuclear weapons. Some level of mass-hysteria has started with weather balloons flying over the United States and Canada with U.S. fighter jets shooting them down and blaming China. Interesting times…

That artificial intelligence company my friend Sam Altman co-founded released something really cool called ChatGPT. It is “AI” that does really cool things and is taking the world by storm this year, here’s ChatGPT telling you about itself:

“I am ChatGPT, a large language model trained by OpenAI. I can understand and generate natural language text, and I am designed to assist users in answering their questions or providing information on a wide range of topics. My training data includes a vast amount of text from the internet, including books, articles, and websites. Using this training data, I have learned to understand language patterns and generate text that is similar to what a human might write.”
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It’s really interesting. I’ll end this letter by having it write a ballad to you based on your obituary. I use it for a lot of stuff, including work, I can tell it in plain English what I want a spreadsheet to do on the computer, and 95% of the time, it will correctly spit out a formula that does exactly what I wanted it to do in literal seconds.

I rode 1,000,000 meters on my indoor bicycle, just hit the milestone a couple of weeks ago, and now my target is 5,000,000 meters.

I’m still forcing myself through school. This makes year… 20 of pursuing a 4-year college degree, few more years to go if I keep at it at my current pace.

Baptismal work was done for your mother in the temple last year by some kind stranger.

Not much else to report. It’s been a fairly tame year with no robot overlords, no aliens, no bad pandemic, just some saber rattling by other countries. Now, I promised you a ballad…


Your obituary:

“MARK A. MERCER, 45, Indianapolis, died March 11. He was a detective with the Indiana State Police for 19 years. He was a member of the State Police Alliance, Northern Valley Scottish Rite and New Haven Masonic Lodge, Fort Wayne. Memorial contributions may be made to Indiana Concerns of Police Survivors, in care of Indianapolis Police Department Credit Union, 1502 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.

46201. Services: 10 a.m. March 14 in Speedway United Methodist Church, of which he was a member. Calling: 1 to 8 p.m. March 13 in Flanner & Buchanan Speedway Mortuary. Burial: Floral Park West Cemetery. Survivors: wife Pamela M.

Hager Mercer; son Ryan Mercer; stepson William Lawrence; father and stepmother Carl “Jack” and Marilyn Mercer: brothers Doug, Curt Mercer.”
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The ChatGPT generated ballad:

“Mark A. Mercer, a detective bold,
Served with Indiana’s finest fold,
For nineteen years, he kept the peace,
In his hands, justice would release.

A member of the Masonic Lodge,
And the Scottish Rite with all its awe,
His heart was pure, his spirit bright,
And to those he loved, he held on tight.

His memory lives on in his kin,
His beloved wife and son within,
Stepson and family by his side,
Mark’s legacy will never subside.

We honor his bravery and his name,
A hero, true, who played life’s game,
Rest in peace, dear Mark A. Mercer,
Your service we will always treasure.”
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Fall Asleep Faster and Stay Asleep Longer with This 10-Hour Pink Noise Video

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