An enjoyable and well-structured essay that was easy to digest ! Here is what I found on the Internet regarding Nestle changing its KitKat formulation: "In July 2026, Nestlé announced a major KitKat recipe change in European markets from September 2027. The new wafer will be crisper, with a subtle hazelnut tone, while maintaining the same cocoa content cocoaradar.com. The goal is to broaden appeal to consumers who prefer darker, more complex flavours without reducing cocoa share. The UK version will remain unchanged, as its “burned caramel” notes already suit local tastes. This comes after years of cocoa price volatility...". Always remember: the "M" in Marketing stands for Manipulation of perception !
I've mostly avoided contact with AI, but am now wondering if AI not provide a perfect training ground/playground for practicing and exploring your R-R-R model.
My wife, who has used AI a great deal for research, reports that ChatGPT always begins with the culturally-approved Recognition, and that it takes her repeated queries in order to force the machine to acknowledge the necessary Reconstruction, and to allow Reality to effect the "itness" of it's original claim.
By her own account, she has become quite proficient at this, and tells me tales of high adventure in how she got the machine to admit she's right, and even "praise" her for her accomplishment.
Yeah, my go-to candy bar in the 1950s and 1960s was the Mounds Bar. Almond Joy never cut it - it had a nut in it, for Gosh sakes - and I took one bite of a KitKat once and never went back. I haven't had a decent Mounds Bar in decades once they started adding in Corn Syrup as the top ingredient as well as polyunsaturated fats, and so on. Visually, it's still a Mounds Bar, but the stuff in it and the "feel" have trashed the original taste. Not sure yet whether it is a Shitty Mound or a Mound of Shit. Hershey's just sucks now and has for decades. But your article is a fun romp! You should try my chocolate sauce recipe, Martin. You will never even *think* about KitKats again. :-)
An enjoyable and well-structured essay that was easy to digest ! Here is what I found on the Internet regarding Nestle changing its KitKat formulation: "In July 2026, Nestlé announced a major KitKat recipe change in European markets from September 2027. The new wafer will be crisper, with a subtle hazelnut tone, while maintaining the same cocoa content cocoaradar.com. The goal is to broaden appeal to consumers who prefer darker, more complex flavours without reducing cocoa share. The UK version will remain unchanged, as its “burned caramel” notes already suit local tastes. This comes after years of cocoa price volatility...". Always remember: the "M" in Marketing stands for Manipulation of perception !
I've mostly avoided contact with AI, but am now wondering if AI not provide a perfect training ground/playground for practicing and exploring your R-R-R model.
My wife, who has used AI a great deal for research, reports that ChatGPT always begins with the culturally-approved Recognition, and that it takes her repeated queries in order to force the machine to acknowledge the necessary Reconstruction, and to allow Reality to effect the "itness" of it's original claim.
By her own account, she has become quite proficient at this, and tells me tales of high adventure in how she got the machine to admit she's right, and even "praise" her for her accomplishment.
Thanks again, Martin.
Yeah, my go-to candy bar in the 1950s and 1960s was the Mounds Bar. Almond Joy never cut it - it had a nut in it, for Gosh sakes - and I took one bite of a KitKat once and never went back. I haven't had a decent Mounds Bar in decades once they started adding in Corn Syrup as the top ingredient as well as polyunsaturated fats, and so on. Visually, it's still a Mounds Bar, but the stuff in it and the "feel" have trashed the original taste. Not sure yet whether it is a Shitty Mound or a Mound of Shit. Hershey's just sucks now and has for decades. But your article is a fun romp! You should try my chocolate sauce recipe, Martin. You will never even *think* about KitKats again. :-)