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    Aunt Tina and the A.I. Squirrels First Encounter (Episode One) Lawnmower Incident (Episode Two)
    Aunt Tina and the A.I. Squirrels First Encounter (Episode One) Lawnmower Incident (Episode Two)
    Aunt Tina and the A.I. Squirrels First Encounter (Episode One) Lawnmower Incident (Episode Two)
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    Aunt Tina and the A.I. Squirrels First Encounter (Episode One) Lawnmower Incident (Episode Two)

    By Lorrie Hewitt

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    We're inviting you to take a journey with Aunt Tina to a quiet and secluded gated community located somewhere in Indiana.  

     

    Your presence is requested to enter the intriguing world of Artificial Intelligence Squirrels.

     

    These extraordinary A.I. Squirrels are programmed mechanical devices that can imitate human intelligence and thought.  

     

    Do Artificial Intelligence Squirrels really exist? 

     

    You be the judge.

     

    On this day, in episode one, you will meet THEM!

     

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLorrie Hewitt
    Release dateJun 18, 2021
    ISBN9798201153564
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    Lorrie Hewitt

    I enjoy writing children's books that are available in a print book, eBook, and audiobook format. I love composing gospel songs and creating family board games. I also like writing plays and acting in plays. It is my desire that my books provide a wonderful experience for you and your family.

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      Aunt Tina and the A.I. Squirrels First Encounter (Episode One) Lawnmower Incident (Episode Two) - Lorrie Hewitt

      By Lorrie O. Hewitt

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      First Encounter

      (Episode One)

      "HELLO, ALLOW ME TO introduce myself.  My name is Mr. Meyers.  I am the president of the Exclusive Homeowner’s Beautification Association (EHBA).  Perhaps, you have heard of us.

      WE’RE INVITING YOU to take a journey with Aunt Tina to a quiet and secluded gated community located somewhere in Indiana.

      YOUR PRESENCE IS REQUESTED to enter the intriguing world of Artificial Intelligence Squirrels.

      THESE EXTRAORDINARY A.I. Squirrels are programmed mechanical devices that can imitate human intelligence and thought.

      TO HUMANS, THEY LOOK like ordinary squirrels.  However, these robots have a unique capability of learning almost anything through simple observation.

      SOME PEOPLE SAY THIS story never happened.

      Others say it may have happened.

      A few say it did happen.

      At the end of this story, you may be asking yourself this question.

      DO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Squirrels really exist?  You be the judge.

      On this day, in episode one, you will meet THEM!

      IN EPISODE TWO, AN A.I. Squirrel will become part of the lawnmower incident that will be revealed with unusual consequences.

      WE WILL LET MRS. AUNT Tina Hewitt tell you the story in her own words.

      LET’S BEGIN."

      I AM STILL NOT SURE if I want this service.  I said to Mr. Meyers.

      The construction workers were here two weeks ago to prepare my house for the A.I. Squirrels.  Honestly, I thought this was all a joke when I first spoke to you over the phone.

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