Self made picture with the help of the free software Paint.net
Hi Alivers and Hivers near and far,
Left behind the winter solstice the days begin to lengthen and the sunlight is a little more present in Larry’s days. But this is also the coldest time of the year in the city but despite having to struggle to get used to the frost and wind Larry, undaunted, shows up on time for work.
Larry today has questions for experienced entrepreneurs fabricators of Listenerds' modern, technological and progressive future.
Artificial intelligence and really intelligence? Will it replace man in real life and give us a helping hand to live better?
His friends are all fascinated by the theme proposed but we are not agreed only conclusions. Everyone says his own, there are those who argue that it is impossible to replace the singularity and those who are wary of an intelligence that has only her written. Those who argue that it will be used to influence human thought in order to have only one dominant thought. Who sees it as an opportunity for autonomous training and for researchers. Everything is concluded that it is a great challenge for the world of science and that one cannot be afraid of progress because everything has its positive sides and its negative sides.
Larry, of course, has his own idea. He is excited to have something to challenge and claims that artificial intelligence should be used intelligently.
Eh, our dear friend Larry simplifies everything.
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After finishing his deliveries, quickly, Larry reaches the waterfront of the neighborhood "Free advertising for you", the second stop on today’s business tour. The smell of the sea and the view of the game of colors between sky and sea trigger the vitality of our hero and make it start again great giving him the impulse to recover the time lost to put in trouble the great trader he met this morning. After all, Larry disapproves of those who seem to have absolute laws for a world that every day challenges every theory.
Larry here arrived at the depot where he parked his electric car charging all night.
Here he delivery 15 "1K Club banner ad" clicks.
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After taking one last look out to sea, Larry, takes a breather before moving on to the hip modern neighborhood of 'Traffic AD bar'.
Regardless of the finely falling rain, Larry sits under the Gazebo of the Caffè Gambrinus ready to consume a hot puff pastry accompanied by the legendary Neapolitan coffee which, Larry, takes strictly espresso and without sugar.
Every daily action in Naples is a pure and textbook ritual, before drinking coffee, he drinks a glass of water to cleanse his mouth of the taste of the sweet just eaten.
This is his second coffee and it's only eight in the morning.
All right, he says, there are still a few and before paying he orders another coffee.
Something has to help fight the headache one way or another!
Once back to work Larry delivery does a great job and has reached 26 websites and gets 8 hits.
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After being breathless looking, like every day, at the architectural beauties of the buildings of wealthy citizens, Larry takes a dive into humanity's past.
In fact, now he has to deliver the mail through the narrow alleys of the Neapolitan decumani.
The decumani or the upper decumanus, the lower decumanus and the greater decumanus (which is in the centre) are the three streets of the ancient historic center which for 3,000 years of history have never changed topography and which have become a World Heritage Site for being the only area of the world that bears witness to its past.
In these alleys all the major civilizations that have populated Europe have merged and the beautiful gulf of Naples has often been contested in the battles between the European dynasties.
Each of these competed to see who donated the most beautiful works ever created to the city.
Larry is a history buff because he never stops discovering new mysteries about his people.
Here his car doesn't pass and he leaves it to his trusted valet to make the journey on foot.
In this neighborhood of "Infinity traffic boost" he delivers all the 10 emails he has in the bag to his satisfied and loyal customers.
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And here we are at the last and magnificent neighborhood of "Leads Leap".
In this place does a really great job delivering 23 clicks and this time he takes the opportunity to take a walk under the trees in the park at the end of his work.
After having delivered each letter from her purse, Larry continues his walk entering the boundless Royal forest of the Capodimonte park.
The immense green lung of the city where the incomparable King Charles III of Bourbon practiced hunting.
Here every day, Larry makes his pilgrimage to the very rich Capodimonte Museum, custodian of valuable masterpieces from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
The mayor granted him an honorary membership in this post for his masterful work in performing his duties stoically.
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