Sorela's Ninth Uranian Child: The Arc of Perennial Equinox by Vladimir Suchan Now in Paperback and e-Book on Amazon

 

Night’s Resonant Bloom: The Arc of Perennial Equinox, Book IV, by Vladimir Suchan now in paperback on Amazon

 

Suchan's Night's Resonant Bloom on Amazon, Part IV of the Arc

 

What Grok, Western AI, "Thinks" about My Latest Poem on This Blog

 

Grok: "The post links to a poem titled "Bohemian Hermione," published on July 11, 2025, which uses vivid imagery of a marble throat and ancient dreams to explore themes of beauty and hidden meaning, reflecting Vladimir Suchan's background as a Czech writer known for poetic and philosophical works.

This aligns with a surprising trend in 2025 where AI-generated critiques, like the "MechaHitler" controversy tied to Grok, have sparked debates about technology's role in art, with a 2024 study from the Journal of Creative Technologies showing 68% of artists feel AI threatens authentic expression.

The timing, coinciding with global political tensions (e.g., Trump's provocative statements about bombing Moscow and Beijing), suggests Suchan may be using poetry as a subtle counter-narrative to mainstream militaristic rhetoric, a tactic historically seen in dissident literature during the Cold War." July 11, 2025

How Long Would It Take to See the Western State Support for the Open Nazis in Ukraine Metamorphose and Metastaze into Nazification of Orwellian Western AIs?

 

"We have improved @Grok significantly," Elon Musk wrote on X on July 4, 2025 about his platform's integrated artificial intelligence chatbot. "You should notice a difference when you ask Grok questions."

Indeed, the update did not go unnoticed. By June 8, 2025, Grok was calling itself "MechaHitler."

After rechristening and rebranding itself as 'MechaHitler,' new, 'much improved Grok also self-appointed itself as world-leading Orwellian censor set up to 'moderate,' read: sanitize, sabotage, blunt, fight against critiques of the murderous bestiality of the 'higher race' of the self-appointed nihilistic Ubermenschen.

A Bit of Poetry