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Try out the new website with me. Watch me test all the features, and get to know how to use everything! Plus, a special preview of my new album, 'Sunset'!

My coolest invention yet. Bubble AI. Visualize all of your ideas, and bring your projects to life. Drag your bubbles around, add photos, voice clips or songs. Organize your clips by colors, and take a screenshot or download a pdf to save the visualization of your ideas.

It is my opinion search engines might be the future of AI. That might begin when you stop asking a chat bot, and move up to a Search Engine. So introducing Perfect Search, by Asa Montreaux. Search deeply on any topic, and receive information instantly.

The idea of selections music is more fully here. Now with a last/next button, and the Lens feature, which will allow you to research and learn about the music, and choose things based on what sounds interesting, as you listen.

Pride and Prejudice 31-47, an awesome section with my time-saving one-of-a-kind chapter search, and a couple audio plays, that I am testing.

Another nice day. Now we are delivering to you the World News. It is like your news source subscription restored. New format that loads a lot quicker. We are working on a database for hundreds of our latest articles.

It is a very nice day. And there is an update. Selections will write the news for you. Canada news, edited by Asa Montreaux. Maybe leave it open. Working on faster loading.

Play the ultimate levels of Math Bridge, and be a true master!

Mobile.songloud.com The mobile version!

I have a new website that allows you to toggle between ten different radio stations. Featuring hundreds of thousands of stations, each webcast will start playing with no ads, and most channels have none. Search by genre, country, or listen to the news. With new features coming. https://www.songloud.com. Never listen to the radio the same. With crystal clear sound and no visual ads.

As I said there was another part of the test and we want to look deeper at whether Gpt can code something that works. So I gave it another Leetcode problem. It is still fairly simple but it involves charts, and I noticed Gpt is not quite as good with those. Watch what happens... ChatGpt was a very disappointing coder. I felt very frightened by how deeply it failed, despite claiming to know the solution to the problem. The suggestion it made to not include a class made no sense at all. And the code had simply not worked. It was basically not true that you would not solve that problem yourself. Maybe one could give you some ideas, but there were hints provided (which were supplied to GPT.) I definitely want to tell people if this is a cheap trick for our money. A little more on the positive side, I built an app with it that allows users to log in, and share photos. I was quite disappointed in this app, which had a very unsecure and fickle log in. And it would not display anything with th...

 I had noticed the disturbing truth about GPT and other Ai's (the reality is it is an industry issue) is that they can simple questions wrong. The truth about Ai's is that they do not think per se. Spoiler alert** they simulate thinking. But what I am wondering about is how they are branded as logical thinkers. Coding involves solving problems. And writing Ai news, writing creative fiction, generating ideas for businesses or Universities requires exact precision, does it have it. The reality. I found through my tests, is that it does not. This articles comes upon the celebration of the release of GPT-5, the all powerful model. It is definitely better at solving logical questions now. It generally had solved easier questions I asked it, but it had not always solved harder ones. It often had failed it. So what better way to test it than have it take the Lsat. Based on what you have read nothing could go wrong, and this would be the best way ever to cheat. It started off well. It ...

 Welcome to Montague's page.  A new webpage to link you in to all of my projects. And to allow you to quickly listen to Sunrise. It isn't Fortnite. It isn't Call of Duty. Maybe it's super fast though. Right? Of course, certainly. --Asa

 And here now, in lossless quality, featuring everything up until now, almost. Rewritten, remastered, reimagined. With new songs, and love.  Sunrise.

 Here. 'Sunrise' by Montague. Available for download now. Here. The normal quality version. Full lossless coming shortly.

Here it is, Side 2. "Sunrise: side two." Listen on pages now. Plus, free download of the lossless audio version album coming in the next hour.

plus, my new album.  Here is, side one. => "Sunrise: side one." Listen on pages. Plus, continue scrolling with YouTube, and view 'Would you love me?' in full screen.

Browse all music, and through artists, albums, and genres. And in an ad-free, easy interface. Browse the whole catalog of YouTube Music courtesy of Selections. Respecting their policies, if you click on their suggested video, then you are interacting with their app and you will be redirected away. If that is not what you want continue searching with SelectMusic.

Boom!!! It's time. New music video. Lead single. First album. Watch now. And tomorrow. Listen. Sunrise .

Pearl part 3 of 3. The finale. Dive back into data and probablities greatest hero, and my great historical/data study through fiction. 1…2…3? Press c or z to pull up the chapter selector. Interlude 2  The world resolved into a choking cloud of dust and the sharp, acrid smell of burning timbers. Pearl Wu coughed, a wracking, painful sound that scraped his raw throat. He pushed a piece of plaster off his chest, the dull ache a counterpoint to the frantic thumping of his own heart. Above him, a jagged hole gaped in the ceiling, revealing a sky stained the bruised and angry colour of a dying fire. The house, or what was left of it, groaned around him, a wounded beast settling into its final, agonizing moments. He had been in the study, poring over a pre-war census of London's East End, fascinated by the demographic shifts, the subtle patterns of segregation that were already taking shape long before the bombs began to fall. The academic paper he’d been reading, ...

Introducing, image. By Asa Montreaux & Selections. Imagine the world of images through a filter. From reputable sources, from the news media. The world in images. And read the news through images if you wish. (May need a second to load right now!) Copyright, Asa Montreaux

The last chapter of my Paris video, which is a little more experimental, and has more of a narrative. “Love is a familiar. Love is a devil. There is no evil angel but love.” - William Shakespeare, Love's Labor's Lost

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, Translated by Asa Montreaux. Chapters 13-30. A completely faithful, and easy-to-read version. Read the story enjoyable, and easily visualize the action. Translations by Asa Montreaux

A fun IRL math game, in the same format as the SelectLearn Grammar game. Play to stop the bridge from crumbling, and him from falling! Math on a Bridge Game

A short humorous video about the President's tendency to make us worry. A response to the Tik Tok video that President Trump reposted on Truth Social. A short video

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, Translated by Asa Montreaux. Chapters 1-12. A completely faithful, and easy-to-read version. Read the story enjoyable, and easily visualize the action. Translations by Asa Montreaux

These newly adapted stories bring Literature's classics from the 19th and 20th century to you in a readable, clear, and faithful translation. Experience Sci-Fi's greatest like never before, and understand legends like Fitzgerland and Twain deeply. Translations by Asa Montreaux

Pearl. Interlude 1. 2. And Section 4. Interlude: The Calculus of Stability (Part 1)   The return from 1939 Warsaw was always a brutal recalibration. One moment, Pearl Wou was breathing the coal-tinged, fear-laced air of a city under siege; the next, he was enveloped by the sterile, climate-controlled silence of his 2025 Hong Kong apartment. The temporal whiplash was more than just physical. It was a psychic schism, a violent tearing between two incompatible realities. He would stand for long minutes in his workshop, the faint ozone smell of the quantum displacement field dissipating around him, simply breathing. He was a man composed of reconstituted atoms, and sometimes he felt as if the process had left his soul just as unsettled, a collection of particles struggling to find their equilibrium.  He ran the diagnostic on the temporal displacement belt, his eyes scanning the cascading lines of code on the holographic display. The energy expenditure was within expected p...