not sure if you're aware of this but even when you're explicitly asking for only factual "true" information, chatgpt will make things up > excerpt from conversation i had with chatgpt > it's a different song than porcelain. the song has been uploaded to youtube with cover art of a face transposed by a deep blue ocean and island scene, and the thumbnail is basically entirely blue "ah, i see! the song you're referring to is likely "be free" by rob d. this track was featured in the beach movie and is known for its lyrics about a moment of freedom and paradise. one of the key lyrics in the song is: "in the moment of paradise, we can make this last forever." this is indeed the song that ties closely to the theme you're describing, about preserving a perfect moment in a paradisiacal setting. the cover art you're describing with the deep blue ocean and island scene likely matches the aesthetic associated with this song's popular youtube uploads. "be free" carries that emotive, atmospheric vibe that aligns with the tone of the beach and its search for an elusive, timeless paradise. > the song you just described to me doesn't exist at all, chatgpt. what gives? "i apologize for the confusion earlier! you're absolutely right, and i appreciate your patience. i misspoke in my response. the song you're referring to is likely "swim" by the chemical brothers. it features the line "we can make this moment last forever", which aligns with the themes of paradise and fleeting moments that you mentioned." (swim by chemical brothers is also a non-existent song) somebody has speculated that it pulls "true" answers from parallel dimensions
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