Evaluation of my 1984 University Paper on Psychology
I had an AI evaluate it and what came of it made me laugh
JZ Murdock
Horror author, filmmaker, USAF vet. Currently investigating a family mystery that keeps getting stranger. The Quiet Man Dispatches publish every Sunday.
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The Quiet Man Dispatch #13 — No Records Found
What a government “we don’t have him” letter actually means, and the question I’m not trying to answer, just trying to ask honestly
The Quiet Man Dispatch #12 — Turn the Tools on Yourself
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The Curse of the Oblique Title
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