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Hello Readers,

Occasionally, I do write serious stuff. I recently discovered that I can have a chatbot in Firefox, and I thought I would check it out. I checked out ChatGPT about a year ago, but I wasn’t really impressed, at least with the free side of it.

You get the choice of five of them, and I started with Google Gemini. I don’t ever use AI for writing, but I do really enjoy making AI images. Whether you like it or not, AI is here and it’s not going away any time soon. I figured that I may as well embrace it and utilize it how I can. I do like the idea of having an assistant.

In any case, I wanted to think of something that would be a good test of its knowledge. I simply asked, “Why does the full moon have such an affect on people?”

I was honestly not prepared for its answer. (Refer to the image above)

I almost laughed. I know there has to be a scientific explanation for the obvious effects that we witness during full moons.

I decided to do a normal Google search with the same question, and one of the first articles to pop up seemed promising.

https://www.healthline.com/health/full-moon-effects

It promised research, and it did deliver some studies of which I always take with a grain of salt. It still didn’t have any scientific proof.

Now, I’m going to throw a curve ball at you. About nine years ago, I was watching Johnny Carson on PBS, and someone had sent in a telegram that he read. It explained that the Moon reflects upwards of 5% of the Sun’s rays back onto Earth, and that that is enough to upset our Circadian rhythm.

At the time, I thought that it was a good theory. However, now that I know what I know about regilith, and that it’s basically tiny shards of glass, it totally makes that theory make sense.

I know there’s a theory about it’s gravitational pull, but that is constant no matter what phase it’s showing. We would only feel a difference in that effect when it gets closer or further in its orbit, and if anything, making us slightly lighter would be enjoyable.

I will admit, though, that I know that the placebo effect does have a factor in how much it affects us. I like science, but I’m learning that spirituality is just as valid, if not more so.

Anyphase, what do you think about the full moon? Do you have a theory?

Thank you so much for reading. Please consider buying me a coffee. I hope you imagine having a wonderful day....[[|:-)


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on October 1, 2024
The moon is an essential part of the way that our life is on our planet. Many small creatures and plants depend more on the moon for their livelihood than the sun. Indigenous people and people who lived in ancient times were very fearful of the unknown and found comfort in the regularity of the moon phases at night when they were most at risk from predators large and small.

Out of those fears and thoughts came many legends and myths that have been disproven by science but are continuing in the literature by those who claim spiritual effects that may or may not be real, like placebo of religion's practices.

Women are more likely to feel the changes in the moon's phases because their menstrual cycles closely match the moon's cycles. Our eyes even adjust from using our cone retinal receptors during the day to see color to using our rod retinal receptors to see black and white at night.

Ron

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