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Bing Image Creator generated this image based on a text description that I had entered.
Although I did not specific a driver, Image Creator appears to have inserted a large bird (see large beak) to pilot this super-hypercar. (Eat your heart out Bugatti, Ferrari, Koenigsegg, and so on.)
UPDATE: On my bigger brighter 'puter screen, the beak appears to be a rear view mirror. Occupant or driver remains a mystery.
Like many other hypercars, it is difficult to discern the front from the rear.
Generated by me, Tool used AI Stable Diffusion
One day, a young woman named Maria stumbled upon the house while on a hike in the woods. She was immediately drawn to its eerie charm and decided to investigate further. As she stepped inside, she felt a chill run down her spine, but she couldn't resist the urge to explore the mansion.
As she moved deeper into the house, she heard whispers and voices coming from within the walls. The voices were all female, and they seemed to be calling out to her. Maria realized that she was the only one who could hear them, and she felt a strange connection to the women who haunted the house.
Maria soon discovered that the house was filled with secret passageways, leading to hidden rooms and corridors......
Just over one year ago the largest coal-fired power plant west of the Mississippi shut down for good. Today, the three 775-foot tall smoke stacks were brought down – restoring the original unobstructed skyline of the Glenn Canyon Recreation Area while at the same time erasing a local landmark. Built in the 1970s near Page, Arizona, the Navajo Generating Station was originally constructed to supply the vast amount of electricity required to power the pumps of the Central Arizona Project – a 336-mile water conveyance system that today supplies water to 80% of the state’s population. Until it was closed, the plant provided a reliable supply of upwards of 17,000 MWh of electricity each year to not only the Central Arizona Project but also other customers throughout the southwest. Despite this, recognition of the negative environmental impacts of coal-based energy and the reduction in costs associated with alternative and cleaner energy sources resulted in the early closure of the plant - a story echoed by many other coal generating stations around the country. Though this marks the end of an era for coal-based energy generation and a move to cleaner, more sustainable forms of electricity, the Navajo Generating Station deserves recognition for the decades of reliability and affordable electricity it supplied. Without it, Arizona would have never grown into the great state it is today.
Wind farm ~ Dodge Center, MInnesota
I originally posted this photo last year, just some new post processing here
A series of AI-generated pictures of Miss Liberty on a chessboard. In different art styles.
To be continued.
Pictures made with Midjourney.
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