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<blockquote data-quote="Suigin Trismegistus" data-source="post: 58657" data-attributes="member: 487">I&#039;m not a absolutist of the Abrahamic faiths in any sense. Long story short, by chance or fate I believe we&#039;re on a planet that periodically and rapidly flips over on itself (true polar wander), and this property isn&#039;t unique to Earth but occurs on many different planets throughout the cosmos. Since the oceans aren&#039;t fixed to the surface, they end up flooding through the lands.Given that Genesis and the Book of Enoch (which originally was a part of the Tanakh) were based off of the older stories such as the Atrahasis Epic, a careful reading of the later indicates the flooding event was outside of the god&#039;s control and in fact took them by surprise as they had been busy inflicting disease, famine and war on humanity. Not because humanity was evil, but because they were annoyed with humanity. When Enlil discovered the flood was imminent, he tried to take credit for its cause by having Enki take responsibility and ultimate blame for it.Enki rebuked him:I haven&#039;t read the Book of Enoch, but perhaps something could also be gleaned from that.You can self host the models and run them on your own computer if you have enough compute and know how. I self host with ComfyUI and text-generation-webui. Training is another matter, but fine-tuning methods are generally accessible to us peons.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Suigin Trismegistus, post: 58657, member: 487"] I'm not a absolutist of the Abrahamic faiths in any sense. Long story short, by chance or fate I believe we're on a planet that periodically and rapidly flips over on itself (true polar wander), and this property isn't unique to Earth but occurs on many different planets throughout the cosmos. Since the oceans aren't fixed to the surface, they end up flooding through the lands. Given that Genesis and the Book of Enoch (which originally was a part of the Tanakh) were based off of the older stories such as the Atrahasis Epic, a careful reading of the later indicates the flooding event was outside of the god's control and in fact took them by surprise as they had been busy inflicting disease, famine and war on humanity. Not because humanity was evil, but because they were annoyed with humanity. When Enlil discovered the flood was imminent, he tried to take credit for its cause by having Enki take responsibility and ultimate blame for it. Enki rebuked him: I haven't read the Book of Enoch, but perhaps something could also be gleaned from that. You can self host the models and run them on your own computer if you have enough compute and know how. I self host with ComfyUI and text-generation-webui. Training is another matter, but fine-tuning methods are generally accessible to us peons. [/QUOTE]

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