Today, in the mail, there appeared a very unusual “get out and vote” postcard.
I ask, did anyone else get one?
Interesting as they addressed it to “Gerald” but the scribbled writing used “Gerard”.
Here is the front:
And to make it easier, there is a postal mark from Indianapolis IN on the front, here inverted.
Why would an organization in Indiana send this to me in Pennsylvania?
Oh well, at least it’s an interesting font, undoubtedly by an AI.
They also overpaid the postage by a cent.
Analysis via another AI, after I uploaded images scanned at 1200 DPI and in “TIF” format, was that it was sampled from real handwriting, but by a handwriting generator AI program that incorporated minor variations.
The handwriting was done after the card was printed, no discernible difference from the body of the letter and the salutation or address.
The possible difference in the “Gerard” and the “Gerald” was the use of two different databases.
The discussion with the AI was rather long and sometimes repetitious so it is not included here.
The bottom line is there is no way to hide, even from a religious organization.
