@ConnorTalksAI Grok is best at imagination. Good for working with complex ideas at the high level, or brainstorm incomplete thoughts.
ChatGPT is best at detail work and data analysis. Good for working with complex idea at the low level, or to finalize details.
Claude is more straight-forward.
@chikafujilisa Oh cool. I always 100% support the decisions people make when they look at their life like you just did.
I'm impressed, actually.
I'm sure it'll work out well ๐
@elfinpsyop Yay! Welcome to the world of the living.
You haven't had a grip on yourself for a long time. But, the fact that this is how it ends up proves that you have more of a grip on yourself and your life than most people, and also more than you think.
@elfinpsyop 10 days? That doesn't make sense. The infrastructure should already be there, and they just plug something in and turn it on.
10 days is crazy. and weird.
@elfinpsyop If without active support, your reality crumbles and closes in on you, crushing you with existential crisis.
That's not a house you're in.
That's a demon's maw.
@elfinpsyop Most people don't want advice when they ask for it.
But that doesn't mean it's not worth giving.
There are many ways it can be worth it even if it's angrily rejected. It can even be worth it for the person who rejects it despite their rejection.
@elfinpsyop The trick is, it's both.
The psyop is making use of patterns to distort perception.
But avoiding division only worsens the distortion. And avoiding reality makes the patterns worse.
And avoiding all of it is like letting the trash build up, making room for the demons to invade.
@elfinpsyop Her advice is the opposite of what someone should actually do.
The correct thing is to wallow, remember everything, and re-contextualize it as "now he/she's gone". This causes letting go.
What she suggests is to suppress it and prevent letting go, prevent closure, like a coward.
@elfinpsyop If I had a dollar for every time someone expected me to be a saint, or expected the results of my process to be instant.
I'd have enough money to live comfortably for a decade.