Thinking citizen, I don't know what you are thinking writing that comment 😂 Perhaps there's some comments missing in the thread because I can't see why you would respond with that to the original comment to be honest
@@davydacounsellor Oh no I was kind of coming to your defence because another person going by "thinkingcitizen had sent you a random reply suggesting mild racism or ignorance I'm not sure which, so my response was actually directed at them but I forgot to reply directly to them
What a lovely narration. Beautiful story. It's interesting to see addiction illustrated in such a tangible way; so relatable after all this time. Its fascinating in a number of ways. I could write several paragraphs.
@@lavona8204 Agreed! I absolutely hate being spoken to be a fake human! I find it SOOO emotionally insulting, despite how excellently it’s done. Like you say, it’s incredible that technology can do things this well. Despite those blips, it’s actually incredible. The intonation and flow is actually really amazing, and it gives us the opportunity to listent o books like this, which would be less easy to get if it wasn’t here… But, I still would love it to be read out by someone like Alan Watts. His wonderful voice and talks are so real, and it’ll always be better than AI! Have a wonderful day, friend.
I'm impressed. But I was so into the short story by Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky! "Numerous literary critics regard him as one of the greatest novelists in all of world literature, as many of his works are considered highly influential masterpieces."
@@suzannerothschild1084actually, if that's a real person whose work is exactly like this and (as is likely), this machine production was trained on his work - that is thought to be one of the legal questions of our time
When things happen and people think it could have been prevented, the blame is still on the violator of rights and we really don't know what would have happened, if things were different. It is effective to call people to good qualities; through their other good qualities.
The Russians have an irritating custom of using two long, full and frequently unpronounceable names when speaking to or of a person and using them repeatedly and FAR TOO OFTEN. . It doesn't help the readability or flow of a story. These are heavy, dreary stories to begin with and weighing down sentences with endless repetitions of ponderous, overly complex names doesn't make them more approachable.
You do the world a great service bringing these tales and stories to the western world, we are all the same underneath. Thank you.
So Japanese or Indians or Chinese are not the same underneath 😂 because they are eastern world ? What logic!
@@thinkingcitizen I have also read the Dow and Vedas also Buddhist manuscripts, don't worry your all included.
Thinking citizen, I don't know what you are thinking writing that comment 😂
Perhaps there's some comments missing in the thread because I can't see why you would respond with that to the original comment to be honest
@@georgem8744 I never mentioned Japanese, Indians, or Chinese, it doesn't matter what part of the world all great writers are appreciated.
@@davydacounsellor Oh no I was kind of coming to your defence because another person going by "thinkingcitizen had sent you a random reply suggesting mild racism or ignorance I'm not sure which, so my response was actually directed at them but I forgot to reply directly to them
What a lovely narration. Beautiful story. It's interesting to see addiction illustrated in such a tangible way; so relatable after all this time. Its fascinating in a number of ways. I could write several paragraphs.
Its narrated by AI
@@leimaniax it's crazy how far technology has come. I had a feeling with a couple of the little blips that happened.
@@lavona8204 Agreed! I absolutely hate being spoken to be a fake human! I find it SOOO emotionally insulting, despite how excellently it’s done. Like you say, it’s incredible that technology can do things this well. Despite those blips, it’s actually incredible. The intonation and flow is actually really amazing, and it gives us the opportunity to listent o books like this, which would be less easy to get if it wasn’t here… But, I still would love it to be read out by someone like Alan Watts. His wonderful voice and talks are so real, and it’ll always be better than AI!
Have a wonderful day, friend.
@@leimaniax you as well
I'm impressed. But I was so into the short story by Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky!
"Numerous literary critics regard him as one of the greatest novelists in all of world literature, as many of his works are considered highly influential masterpieces."
WOW..what a trip this story was ...thank you ..I'm speechless...just wow
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In places this tale is very wry and tongue-in-cheek. To me, very Russian. Well written, and well told. Хорошо написано и хорошо рассказано. Thank you.
thank you so much, love from Egypt❤️
Thank u for telling this beautiful story.
Thank you love your stories ❤
Thank you for translating the book
Listen every night!
Well read. Many thanks 😊
Good read!!
Who's the artist in the thumbnail? I love the paintings. The stories are wonderful.
Who is artist. Fydor Bucholz?
I wanted to know also. Perhaps we will find out?
I believe it's AI.
@@sarahpalmer5122exactly. How do you folks think things are made these days?
@@suzannerothschild1084actually, if that's a real person whose work is exactly like this and (as is likely), this machine production was trained on his work - that is thought to be one of the legal questions of our time
When things happen and people think it could have been prevented, the blame is still on the violator of rights and we really don't know what would have happened, if things were different.
It is effective to call people to good qualities; through their other good qualities.
He , the addict, gave his friend a chance to forgive him...
That's a wonderful perspective!
I f you give do it with a generous heart ❤️ not conditional ❤
It has parallels to Bartlelby the Scrivner. Are we responsible for others? Are we our brother’s keeper?
Who is artist?
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25:31
The repetition of “to be sure” was more than I could audibly take in.
you could ,possibly , read the book !.
11:52 ?
hahahahhaha ikr i nearly lost my shit
an example of "delicate feelings"
@@LightningToiletlikened to lightning lighting lichen
@@LightningToilet likened to lightning lightning lichen
/ I haven't done anything with that for years
Neuralsurfer- you allow too many ads in your atories. I can’t doze off cuz I’ll be listening to a 10 minute infomercial 😢
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I swear you'd cut 10 minutes off this if you didn't say those 20 syllable names 500×😂
Emilijanushka?
Nice to hear it. It’s well done, but I wish it was read by an actual person. These AI voiceovers are awful. So so disconnecting. 31:00
Bugs all over. 41:24
But still, enjoyed listening.
Sounded good to me way better than the old computers talking
The Russians have an irritating custom of using two long, full and frequently unpronounceable names when speaking to or of a person and using them repeatedly and FAR TOO OFTEN. . It doesn't help the readability or flow of a story. These are heavy, dreary stories to begin with and weighing down sentences with endless repetitions of ponderous, overly complex names doesn't make them more approachable.
Boring
Boring!? Not in the least my friend. "Listening" to something from such an author in that period was and is awesome
11:52 pardon me?