e what you're getting. You deserve it. No, that has to be broken and publicly humiliated. So I did that for you.

So we're back to our FaceTime camera, which is really good by the way. Very good camera.

Well, I saw a piece of work by Jay Plemmons today, or yesterday, on X, who took my book *God's Debris* and used AI to animate it. He animated it to create an AI movie, and just the first scene, you know. And that's the problem with making movies: you can make a good 15-second scene, but apparently that's as far as you can go. Even if you make lots of them, they don't fit together or something.

But just to see what the future holds. Wow. It's really amazing. It's in my X feed or you can go to Jay's feed. He's at Jay Plemmons, P-L-E-M-M-O-N-S. He'd be a good follow if you want to see some good video clips. And it features the character in the book who is called the Avatar. So that's the main character. It's a fictional account, and Jay put me in as the Avatar.

Now the funny thing about that is that the Avatar character is described as so old he looks like he's just ready to die any moment. And I thought, oh well, that's pretty good casting. Pretty good.

All right. But I would ask you, if you're tempted to take that book and turn it into a full-length movie, that would be a big copyright problem. Doing 15 seconds of it to demonstrate how it works is excellent, you know, fully approved. That would be, in my mind, fair use. That's fair use. But if you thought, hey, I think I'll make a