About

I’m Scott Robinson, and I live in Ponchatoula, LA, with my wife, Cathy.

I’ve been in eLearning since 2002. I teach comparative religions, ethics, and humanities. My diverse life experiences have given me unique insights from a fusion of reason and religion. I hope this blog becomes a place where my human insights collaborate with an AI language model to better understand how to prosper as humans.

I’ve had interesting professional experiences. I was a small business partner after graduating from Clemson in 1981. I became a United Methodist minister in 1985 and served the Church for 17 years. In 2000, I transitioned into a vocation within higher education. I often explain this change as a shift from a “ministry of indoctrination” to a “ministry of enlightenment.”

If you are curious about my education, then here goes. I did my undergraduate work at Clemson University (BA, Psych), my graduate degree is from Emory University (M.Div.), and my doctorate is from Drew University (D.Min.). I earned my most recent degree (M.Ed.; Learning and Technology) in July ’16 from Western Governors University.

For fun, Cathy and I love to travel. Cathy is a retired flight attendant, and we have traveled to 48 of the 50 states and several international destinations. When we are home, Cathy and I enjoy finding treasures at yard sales, thrift stores, flea markets, auctions, FB Marketplace, Offer Up … anywhere we can find a deal!

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GPTs-and-Me is a blog dedicated to showing that our future as humans relies upon our ability to collaborate with machines. AI can make us smarter. However, humans have the insight and the prompts to use machines to make the world more vibrant. While it’s true that GPTs write and/or edit much of the content. The insights from my life experiences guide the prompts that I write. To learn more about me, check out the “About” page, and you’ll discover if I have the life experiences that interest you. I’ve dedicated my life to trying to make humans better. I hope you’ll visit here often to see if GPTs-and-Me helps you to be a better human. If you do, then please subscribe to this blog.