A present for Tom. A ChatGPT image of cattle grazing in Cull Canyon.Why are you publishing a photo not on Cull Canyon and undated of a couple of cattle grazing what looks like near Palomares Canyon or Norris Canyon? There are only one or two farmers that own property on Cull Canyon and they are trying to sell the properties and are not working it. And how is it that you don't understand that it had large herds of cattle on Cull Canyon for decades to generate that degraded brown feces that washed off of the hillsides in the very heavy rain that you then told us wasn't really there?
It would probably suffice for evidence of cattle grazing in Cull
Canyon. It looks like Cull Canyon, the cattle look realistic, but the shadows are all wrong. Oh well. <https://www.learnbydestroying.com/jeffl/crud/Tom/Cattle%20in%20Cull%20Canyon%20-%20ChatGPT.jpg>
Generated using ChatGPT 5.2
<https://chatgpt.com/images/>
using the following instructions:
{"prompt":"Scenic hillside scene in Cull Canyon, Castro Valley,
California with grazing cattle on open grassland under a blue sky, oak
trees and rolling hills in the East Bay Hills, detailed and natural landscape","quality":"high","style":"realistic"}
The cattle are nice, but I prefer kangaroos: <https://www.learnbydestroying.com/jeffl/crud/Tom/Kanagaroos%20in%20Cull%20Canyon%20-%20ChatGPT.png>
On Wed Jan 21 19:52:26 2026 Jeff Liebermann wrote:
A present for Tom. A ChatGPT image of cattle grazing in Cull Canyon.
It would probably suffice for evidence of cattle grazing in Cull
Canyon. It looks like Cull Canyon, the cattle look realistic, but the
shadows are all wrong. Oh well.
<https://www.learnbydestroying.com/jeffl/crud/Tom/Cattle%20in%20Cull%20Canyon%20-%20ChatGPT.jpg>
Generated using ChatGPT 5.2
<https://chatgpt.com/images/>
using the following instructions:
{"prompt":"Scenic hillside scene in Cull Canyon, Castro Valley,
California with grazing cattle on open grassland under a blue sky, oak
trees and rolling hills in the East Bay Hills, detailed and natural
landscape","quality":"high","style":"realistic"}
The cattle are nice, but I prefer kangaroos:
<https://www.learnbydestroying.com/jeffl/crud/Tom/Kanagaroos%20in%20Cull%20Canyon%20-%20ChatGPT.png>
Why are you publishing a photo not on Cull Canyon and undated of a couple of cattle grazing what looks like near Palomares Canyon or Norris Canyon? There are only one or two farmers that own property on Cull Canyon and they are trying to sell the properties and are not working it. And how is it that you don't understand that it had large herds of cattle on Cull Canyon for decades to generate that degraded brown feces that washed off of the hillsides in the very heavy rain that you then told us wasn't really there?
You cannot even understand that the shadows are correct.
What exactly is wrong with you?
On 1/22/2026 3:20 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Wed Jan 21 19:52:26 2026 Jeff Liebermann wrote:
A present for Tom. A ChatGPT image of cattle grazing in Cull Canyon.
It would probably suffice for evidence of cattle grazing in Cull
Canyon. It looks like Cull Canyon, the cattle look realistic, but the
shadows are all wrong. Oh well.
<https://www.learnbydestroying.com/jeffl/crud/Tom/Cattle%20in%20Cull%20Canyon%20-%20ChatGPT.jpg>
Generated using ChatGPT 5.2
<https://chatgpt.com/images/>
using the following instructions:
{"prompt":"Scenic hillside scene in Cull Canyon, Castro Valley,
California with grazing cattle on open grassland under a blue sky, oak
trees and rolling hills in the East Bay Hills, detailed and natural
landscape","quality":"high","style":"realistic"}
The cattle are nice, but I prefer kangaroos:
<https://www.learnbydestroying.com/jeffl/crud/Tom/Kanagaroos%20in%20Cull%20Canyon%20-%20ChatGPT.png>
I am assuming that you are implying that the entire scene is completely invented. If Chat GPT can do that and Liebermann is willing to use AI to generate njtireloy false pictures why would you believe anything that Liebermann would claim? He just said that he could show that he worked as an EE and could show business cards demonstrating that. In fact he worked as a QC engineer which is nothing at all like an EE designer. And after that he never got another job. I do feel sorry for him but there is a reason that his life has tottered on the edge of homelessness and everyone here has pretty clearly seen it.Why are you publishing a photo not on Cull Canyon and undated of a couple of cattle grazing what looks like near Palomares Canyon or Norris Canyon? There are only one or two farmers that own property on Cull Canyon and they are trying to sell the properties and are not working it. And how is it that you don't understand that it had large herds of cattle on Cull Canyon for decades to generate that degraded brown feces that washed off of the hillsides in the very heavy rain that you then told us wasn't really there?
You cannot even understand that the shadows are correct.
What exactly is wrong with you?
I get a similar response occasionally when I forward items
from Babylon Bee.
Perhaps you missed Mr Liebermann's explicit line:
" Generated using ChatGPT 5.2 "
followed by his actual prompts.
On Wed Jan 21 19:52:26 2026 Jeff Liebermann wrote:
A present for Tom. A ChatGPT image of cattle grazing in Cull Canyon.
It would probably suffice for evidence of cattle grazing in Cull
Canyon. It looks like Cull Canyon, the cattle look realistic, but the
shadows are all wrong. Oh well.
<https://www.learnbydestroying.com/jeffl/crud/Tom/Cattle%20in%20Cull%20Canyon%20-%20ChatGPT.jpg>
Generated using ChatGPT 5.2
<https://chatgpt.com/images/>
using the following instructions:
{"prompt":"Scenic hillside scene in Cull Canyon, Castro Valley,
California with grazing cattle on open grassland under a blue sky, oak
trees and rolling hills in the East Bay Hills, detailed and natural
landscape","quality":"high","style":"realistic"}
The cattle are nice, but I prefer kangaroos:
<https://www.learnbydestroying.com/jeffl/crud/Tom/Kanagaroos%20in%20Cull%20Canyon%20-%20ChatGPT.png>
Why are you publishing a photo not on Cull Canyon and undated of a couple of cattle grazing what looks like near Palomares Canyon or Norris Canyon?
You cannot even understand that the shadows are correct.
What exactly is wrong with you?
There are only one or two farmers that own property on Cull Canyon and they are trying to sell the properties and are not working it.
And how is it that you don't understand that it had large herds of cattle on Cull Canyon for decades to generate that degraded brown feces that washed off of the hillsides in the very heavy rain that you then told us wasn't really there?
Tom, I "published" ChatGPT image for various reasons including, butAt what point did I EVER claim that cattle were grazing in public parks? Over amd over I cannot even think of where your posts are coming from. You don't even know what wild boar are! With every posting I have to wonder what is going on inside of your head? You leave me no choice but to give you up for an insane person! Let Flunky kiss your ass and tell you how wonderful you are. That ought to feed your ego.
not limited to:
1. Because I was learning what could be done with AI photo image manipulation. What you didn't see are the strange images ChatGPT
provided when I tried to modify the image.
2. Because I wanted to provide you with "evidence" that you were
right in claiming that there are cattle grazing in Cull Canyon. I was
also interested in seeing how you would react to me defending your
point of view. You didn't disappoint me.
3. Because I wanted to see how far you would go to intentionally misinterpret, distort and confuse what I provided. Again, I was not disappointed.
4. I wanted to see if you could recognize various problems with the
photo. Did you notice that the trees on the left side of the canyon
are growing straight up while the trees on the right side a growing to
the left and the trees in the center background are growing to the
right? I correctly expected you claim the exact opposite of anything
I demonstrated. True to form, you proclaimed that the shadows were
correct. Again, I was not disappointed.
There's more, but I think that's sufficient (for now).
There are only one or two farmers that own property on Cull Canyon and they are trying to sell the properties and are not working it.
I found plenty of houses for sale on Cull Canyon, some with acreage.
However, I found nothing the resembles anyone selling property in a
group of county parks. The properties used for grazing were leased
for the express purpose of grazing to various cattle owners. The
property was not offered for sale. I would probably check the land
use records for the area, but that's too much work. Prove your own
point by identifying the "one or two properties" along Cull Canyon
that match your claim.
And how is it that you don't understand that it had large herds of cattle on Cull Canyon for decades to generate that degraded brown feces that washed off of the hillsides in the very heavy rain that you then told us wasn't really there?
How is it that you don't understand that there is no cattle grazing in
Cull Canyon. From the East Bay Regional Park District page:
"Parks with Grazing" <https://www.ebparks.org/natural-resources/grazing/parks#year>
Notice that Cull Canyon is NOT listed as having either seasonal nor
year round grazing. <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cull_Canyon_Regional_Recreation_Area>
However, I did find something about pigs grazing on Cull Canyon: <https://www.facebook.com/jim.phillips.568/photos/these-pesky-pigs-grazing-yesterday-late-afternoon-along-east-side-of-cull-canyon/5360877644000337/>
At what point did I EVER claim that cattle were grazing in public parks?
On Thu, 22 Jan 2026 21:20:39 GMT, cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com>
wrote:
On Wed Jan 21 19:52:26 2026 Jeff Liebermann wrote:
A present for Tom. A ChatGPT image of cattle grazing in Cull Canyon.
It would probably suffice for evidence of cattle grazing in Cull
Canyon. It looks like Cull Canyon, the cattle look realistic, but the
shadows are all wrong. Oh well.
<https://www.learnbydestroying.com/jeffl/crud/Tom/Cattle%20in%20Cull%20Canyon%20-%20ChatGPT.jpg>
Generated using ChatGPT 5.2
<https://chatgpt.com/images/>
using the following instructions:
{"prompt":"Scenic hillside scene in Cull Canyon, Castro Valley,
California with grazing cattle on open grassland under a blue sky, oak
trees and rolling hills in the East Bay Hills, detailed and natural
landscape","quality":"high","style":"realistic"}
The cattle are nice, but I prefer kangaroos:
<https://www.learnbydestroying.com/jeffl/crud/Tom/Kanagaroos%20in%20Cull%20Canyon%20-%20ChatGPT.png>
Why are you publishing a photo not on Cull Canyon and undated of a couple of cattle grazing what looks like near Palomares Canyon or Norris Canyon?
You cannot even understand that the shadows are correct.
What exactly is wrong with you?
There are only one or two farmers that own property on Cull Canyon and they are trying to sell the properties and are not working it.
And how is it that you don't understand that it had large herds of cattle on Cull Canyon for decades to generate that degraded brown feces that washed off of the hillsides in the very heavy rain that you then told us wasn't really there?
No, tom, there were never large herds of cattle grazing in cull canyon, Certainly not enough to contribute to erosion or sediment buildup in the reservoir. If that were the case it would have been included in the contributing causes in the environmental reports. None of the reportsTell us everything you know about Cull Canyon. The only thing that you have any interest in is that there is a Nudiswt/Queer Colony at the far end of it. But you can tell us different.
mention anything about cattle grazing contributing to erosion .
On Fri Jan 23 05:12:29 2026 zen cycle wrote:
No, tom, there were never large herds of cattle grazing in cull canyon,
Certainly not enough to contribute to erosion or sediment buildup in the
reservoir. If that were the case it would have been included in the
contributing causes in the environmental reports. None of the reports
mention anything about cattle grazing contributing to erosion .
Tell us everything you know about Cull Canyon. The only thing that you have any interest in is that there is a Nudiswt/Queer Colony at the far end of it. But you can tell us different.
Only a moron speaks of something 3,000 miles from where he lives as if it was someplace he spent a great deal of time.
On Fri, 23 Jan 2026 20:37:49 GMT, cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com>
wrote:
On Fri Jan 23 05:12:29 2026 zen cycle wrote:
No, tom, there were never large herds of cattle grazing in cull canyon,
Certainly not enough to contribute to erosion or sediment buildup in the >>> reservoir. If that were the case it would have been included in the
contributing causes in the environmental reports. None of the reports
mention anything about cattle grazing contributing to erosion .
Tell us everything you know about Cull Canyon.
The only thing that you have any interest in is that there is a Nudiswt/Queer Colony at the far end of it.
But you can tell us different.
Only a moron speaks of something 3,000 miles from where he lives as if it was someplace he spent a great deal of time.
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