AI Tells Stories about Elves in the Eifel

In this text, the author, who defines faith as enthusiasm for fictional supernatural beings such as elves, creates an "ideal world", the world of the elves in the Eifel. He wrote short texts only a few sentences long. Then he used each of these texts as an idea or plot for writing a longer narrative. He had an AI do this tedious work for him according to his own instructions. Most recently, he has changed and improved the results according to his own ideas. An acquaintance once told the author that she was "sensitive" and, unlike a few others, could not see elves in nature, but could feel them. That's why she talks to them and takes them into consideration when she works in her flower or herb bed. Since the author is an agnostic in matters of faith, who is open to the possible existence of elves on this issue, but is convinced that he cannot prove their existence or non-existence, he tries to be tolerant of it, and even gets excited about similar stories when they tell him about an interesting fairy tale or fantasy world. So he came up with the idea of playing "creator" and creating a fictitious "ideal world", the world of the elves in the Eifel.



The author likes to think about the meaning of life, the question of happiness and the possible existence of supernatural beings such as gods, angels or elves. He likes to be inspired by useful techniques that make his work and daily life easier.



In this text, the author, as an agnostic, creates a fictitious "ideal world", the world of the elves in the Eifel. To do this, he uses numerous of his own short texts as ideas or plots for writing longer narratives, which an AI does for him, the results of which he then modifies and improves according to his own ideas.