>create new text file
>write a question
>think of a character you'd think would be knowledgable on the topic, or just the abstract idea of someone that would be knowledgable
>write what you'd think that character's answer would be, if you have trouble getting into RP mode with yourself imagine a character that would have asked the question.
>don't hesitate for accuracy, just focus on typing as fast as that character is speaking in your head
>it's about as accurate as an LLM would've been, no token limits, as fast as you can type.
>only drawback is no link citations, but if you have good bookmarking practices that's a non-issue most of the time
Once I realized I could do this using an actual LLM seems like a hassle now. Like this is probably what having a subconcious is for anyway: making little guys to do tasks.
>>831827Grok can you give me TL;DR?
After a successful socialist revolution we're going to blow up all internet service providers, confiscate all phones, and disable the internet for 5-10 years until every single person including babies can read 2000 pages in one sitting, because y'all have fried your brains with this shit.
>>831839Reading too many books is ruining the youth. We must retvrn to memorizing stories told by elders on camp fire.
>>831851Unironically half true. Nothing wrong with reading but after going thru the experience of actually memorizing stories I've noticed it helps with creativity and imagination in general.
It's somewhat easy to do with Aesop fables, try it.
>>831851greeks in 300 AD unironically said this