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@savannah_grace2009

We’re going to Nashville.

@jonas

Where are you guys going? (Montana??? lol jk) Tomorrow we’ll be going to North Dakota because my little sister has a gymnastics meet, so not sure how much I’ll be on KP.

@freedomwriter76

Aww thanks!

@jonas

Yeah, it can’t, but it can sometimes help a little.

@highscribeofaetherium

The thing is, the way ChatGPT works, I’m not sure if it even can come up with something completely original. I just don’t think it would work well.

@jonas

Yeah, it’s terrible at names. Just so bad.

But with a language it usually just kind of comes up with gibberish that occasionally has Latin roots and can sometimes pass for a word.

@highscribeofaetherium

Not in this case. I have given it this stuff and asked it to generate names based on them. The names it gave me were super generic fantasy names, some of them just directly ripped from existing franchises. In fact, I also asked it to generate fantasy names without giving it anything to base it on. It had a bunch of the same names.

@jonas

Feed it to chatGPT. It sometimes has good ideas.

@highscribeofaetherium

Well, er… not really. I mean it would be cool, but I have no idea how to do that.

@jonas

Are you making a conlang for Adonial?

@jonas

Yeah, ’twas a beeg disaster.

@highscribeofaetherium

Yeah, I guess when you have multiple genealogies, you shouldn’t go marrying people between them. At least, not multiple times. I think I did that once somewhere in mine, but only once which prevents me from ending up with weird situations like you did.

@jonas

I have no idea. And yeah, it was multiple genealogies, so not everyone should’ve been related, but they were.

Technically in a genealogy, everyone is related. Everyone is the child of the previous person. How exactly did you end up there?

Mine is technically nine genealogies in one, so not everyone on there is related.

It was a mess.

@highscribeofaetherium

Um, what?

Like, I mean, I accidentally married cousins together…

I tried to make a genealogy, once, just for fun. Everyone ended up being related lol.

I’d love to fill out this geneology completely, but that’s not gonna happen. I calculated that to cover the 20,000 years from the founding of the Eivir to the time that this story is set would require 500 generations, which assuming that each person was an Eivir for 40 years before passing it on, which is most likely nowhere near average.

@jonas

Huh, ok, maybe it’s just me.