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I should be able to take any two or more concepts in there and generate a hybrid concept. I’ll try inertia, unknown, disclosure, neighborhood, viral trends. Ok, yes, it did it, no problem. The “Inertial Viral Nexus” emerges as a hybrid concept, encapsulating inertia, the unknown, disclosure, neighborhood, and viral trends. This phenomenon represents a localized digital space where communities unwittingly resist change, even as they encounter novel and potentially groundbreaking information. In the Inertial Viral Nexus, mysterious and previously undisclosed ideas or events surface within a neighborhood, igniting viral trends that spread like wildfire. While these revelations have the potential to transform the community’s dynamics, an underlying inertia holds them back, creating a tension between the desire to embrace the unknown and the instinct to maintain the status quo. As the viral trends propagate within the neighborhood, the struggle between the allure of the unknown and the comfort of familiarity plays out, leaving the community at a crossroads, teetering between transformation and stagnation. The Inertial Viral Nexus, therefore, becomes a symbol of the complex interplay between curiosity, fear, and the power of collective influence in shaping human experiences.
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“write all the aspects of non-narrative writings in a frame story in a Carnivalization, Grotesque yet Bildungsroman”
Trying to get it … [read full article]
Obsession Experimental narratives Nonlinear storytelling Stream of consciousness Multiple perspectives
Obsession
Experimental narratives
Nonlinear … [read full article]
Chain together as many single ideas using a few tokens as possible separated by commas as you can in a logically coherent connection of most general to most specific to furthest off in semantic similarity to its most general and specific and continue repeating the loop
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Prompt beneath. Very satisfying GPT4 output*
Prompt beneath. Very satisfying … [read full article]
1. Rags to riches: underdog triumphs. 2. Quest: hero seeks object or goal. 3. Overcoming the monster: defeating evil. 4. Voyage and return: adventure, growth, return. 5. Comedy: misunderstandings, resolution, laughter. 6. Tragedy: downfall of protagonist, lessons learned. 7. Rebirth: renewal, redemption, transformation. 8. Forbidden love: societal barriers, sacrifice. 9. Sacrifice: selflessness for greater good. 10. Betrayal: loyalty tested, hard choices. 11. Discovery: unveiling secrets, personal growth. 12. Coming of age: innocence lost, maturity gained. 13. Utopia: ideal society, challenges faced. 14. Dystopia: oppressive regime, fight for freedom. 15. Transformation: physical, mental change. 16. Revenge: retribution for past wrongs. 17. Unlikely friendship: bonding despite differences. 18. Redemption: atonement, making amends. 19. Mentorship: guidance, nurturing potential. 20. Escape: breaking free, liberation. 21. Power struggle: conflict, manipulation, control. 22. Isolation: loneliness, introspection, growth. 23. Mystery: secrets, investigation, revelation. 24. Paranoia: fear, distrust, conspiracy. 25. Survival: overcoming adversity, resilience. 26. Pursuit: chase, evasion, capture. 27. Lost world: hidden, unknown civilization. 28. Crossroads: choices, consequences, paths. 29. Ambition: desire for success, downfall. 30. Time travel: past, future, consequences.
1. Rags to riches: … [read full article]
I like Dewey Decimal because I memorized the ‘gist’ of it as a kid and always lamented that it was copyrighted and hard to get computerized. But ChatGPT4 knows the DDC and works fine with it, allowing me to ask it to categorize things in it, in this case ASPECTS OF HUMAN EXPERIENCE with dimensions. I hope to correlate other information I have in DDC with this and make crucial connections that were eluding me. I can see it already and can compare it to work I did 5-8 years ago.
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