I asked ChatGPT to provide a Charge field description of a Tornado.ChatGPT did so. After which ChatGPT wrote. If you’d like, I can also give you: * A **diagram-style explanation** * A **side-by-side comparison** of Mathis vs mainstream tornado formation * A **step-by-step animation logic** for Blender, if you want to model a tornado using his charge-field ideas Me, An excellent suggestion, I agreed to a Blender python tornado model, understood to be charge-field inspired motions and not true charge field physics. I've been working with it over the last week. The animation works, at least on my machine, but the particles are still moving too fast to track.

Hey everyone, 👋 I wanted to quickly share how you can use an AI-powered code editor. I made a short video and wanted to share it with you first before I post it on my channel.

If you haven’t tried using AI directly in your editor yet, Google Antigravity is an easy place to start. It’s essentially a code editor with built-in AI, and it’s currently free during the public preview. If you’d like, I can also help explain how to work with it or share a few simple examples to get started.