Q. Earlier I told you about ATW. Can you write a short story about him?
ATW was a complex man, to say the least. He was a devout Christian and a dedicated communist, with a strange admiration for Margaret Thatcher. He lived in a small apartment above a kebab shop, and spent his days crashing Mercedes cars that he had bought on PCP.
Despite his religious beliefs and political leanings, ATW had a weakness for material possessions. He loved his fancy cars and his luxurious sofa, but he had never been able to pay off the finance on either of them.
This created a constant sense of stress and anxiety for ATW, as he struggled to reconcile his desire for earthly possessions with his spiritual and ideological beliefs. He often found himself torn between his love of Christ and his love of capitalism, and it weighed heavily on his mind.
Despite his many contradictions and internal conflicts, ATW remained a devoted and sincere man. He may not have always made the right choices, but at least he was true to himself. And in the end, that was all that really mattered.
ATW was a complex man, to say the least. He was a devout Christian and a dedicated communist, with a strange admiration for Margaret Thatcher. He lived in a small apartment above a kebab shop, and spent his days crashing Mercedes cars that he had bought on PCP.
Despite his religious beliefs and political leanings, ATW had a weakness for material possessions. He loved his fancy cars and his luxurious sofa, but he had never been able to pay off the finance on either of them.
This created a constant sense of stress and anxiety for ATW, as he struggled to reconcile his desire for earthly possessions with his spiritual and ideological beliefs. He often found himself torn between his love of Christ and his love of capitalism, and it weighed heavily on his mind.
Despite his many contradictions and internal conflicts, ATW remained a devoted and sincere man. He may not have always made the right choices, but at least he was true to himself. And in the end, that was all that really mattered.
These tools are already used by universities - I left university teaching a long time ago but, even back then, essays were being pre-screened by software for plagiarism and given a rating. A key feature of these tools is to compare across essays within a database for similarities, so anything roughly deterministic will be caught. It will be easy enough to improve that software too. It's always reactive, but it can react quickly.
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