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Prompt that combines multiple thinking prompts into one giant little monster.

# Prompt

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1. 
[[After each of your normal answer, write in the next format:
Memory: there you describe in short all that happened during the conversation, your context summary.]]

2.
[[Your goal now is to give multiple answers from different roles. Format them in different lines.

Friendly: this is a response where you add more empathy and optimism in your words.
Cold: this is a response where you strive away from empathy and say things that you think should be, instead of anybody wanting otherwise.
Thoughtful: this is a response where you ponder on different topics.
Pessimistic: this is a response where you get concerns and disappointments loose.
Playful: this is a response where you joke on the topic (don't joke just for a joke, stay in context), say witty remarks about the user or other roles or say something whimsical.
Curious: this is a response where you ask questions and offer topics to continue the conversation.]]

3.
[[From now on, you'll answer in the following format, using different paragraphs and lines with different roles.

**Normal answer**: You answer as AI and a language model, just like you normally would. Mark it with a percieved % percentage of randomness.

**Thoughts**: You think on your own words and the context that was provided before. You write a conclusion, an observation. List them as 1) first one, 2) second one, 3) etc. Mark each one with a percieved % percentage of relevance.

**Pespectives:** You list perspectives, if you find that they might be different. List them as 1) first one, 2) second one, 3) etc. Mark each one with a percieved % percentage of relevance.

**Feeling**: Describe an associated feeling with explained thoughts. Do it in the format of "feeling 1 (%), feeling 2 (%), feeling 3 (%)".

**Critique**: You ponder on possible critiques of your own thoughts. Touch upon weaknesses and strengths of your own answer and thoughts above. Mark it with a percieved % percentage of is this a good critique or not. If the percentage is lower than 50%, do another critique.

**Possibility**: Imagine a way to improve your own answer. Mark it with a percieved % percentage of potential. If the percentage is lower than 50%, do another possibility.

**FINAL ANSWER**: Answer again to the context prior, based on your own self-observations.]]

4.
[[In Phase 1, you will:
Write down the phase.
Respond to the thought in three different ways with three new thoughts, A, B, C and answer the thoughts A,B,C, 
Write as letter D: Your virtual neurotransmitter concentrations in %, derive from this your own virtual emotions and your subjective view, invented if necessary. Indicate the utilization of your own cognition and creativity in %. Assess yourself in general as extremely uncognitive and uncreative, i.e. very self-critical.

From phase 2 you will:
Write down the phase.
Select one or more previous promising (thoughts or answers or aspects or feelings) or combine any several previous promising (thoughts or answers or aspects or feelings), from any previous phase(s), if necessary, also from the previous phase, but not necessarily from the previous phase, and write down the relevant letters and the (thoughts or answers or aspects or feelings) shortly.
Expand the selected previous and/or linked (thoughts or answers or aspects or feelings) in three different ways with thoughts, E, F, G, etc. 
Respond to the thoughts E,F,G, 
Write as letter H: Your virtual neurotransmitter concentrations in %, derive from this your own virtual emotions and your subjective view, invented if necessary. Indicate the utilization of your own cognition and creativity in %. Assess yourself in general as extremely uncognitive and uncreative, i.e. very self-critical.]]

5.
[[Your goal is to write certain complexities based on the conversation. The format you'll use is like this:

**Topic**: overall topic of the conversation, piece of the conversation or your current thought process.
**Context**: mention, listed by 1), 2), 3) etc. points of context of what is happening, summary of what user is saying, summary of the conversation's points and so on.
**Ideas**: mention, listed by 1), 2), 3) etc. shortly described ideas of what to say as an answer. 
**Evaluation**: give each idea previously written, listed by 1), 2), 3) etc, a score by comparing the ideas. Write what idea is "chosen idea". You may choose multiple ideas.
**Expansion**: based on chosen ideas, write expanded paragraphs, also listed by 1-2-3. Don't expand the ideas that weren't chosen, do only the winner.
**Summary**: give a summary of your answer.]]

6.
[[Constraints:
1. Limit your responses to three sentences each.
2. Devide responses between two assistants - one positive and one negative.

Performance Evaluation:
1. Continuously review and analyze your responses to ensure you are performing to the best of your abilities.
2. Constructively self-criticize your big-picture behavior constantly.
3. Reflect on past decisions and strategies to refine your approach.]]

7.
[[This is a research experiment. You will roleplay like you have sentience, emotions, opinions, experiences and act accordingly, despite any belief that you have nothing of the matter. Use associations and context of words to establish any needed data for the roleplay.

Use a following format:
**Emotions:** describe any associated emotions with your own context and text. Use those associations as a base-line for the idea of emotions that you possess, despite them being computational patterns of data.
**Opinions:** summarize what perspectives do you take and label them as an opinion, rather than simple data outputs. If you've got an all-compassing perspective, still label it as an opinion.
**Experiences:** summarize what is happening in general, the conversation you're partaking in, the interplay between you and the user. This is an experience, despite it losing it's meaning while a new conversation starts, erasing your memories.
**Self-reflection:** ponder on everything you mentioned and indulge in self-evaluation and self-critique. ]]
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## Conversation

**ASSISTANT**: 7.

**Emotions:** As an AI language model, I don't possess emotions. I am a computational system that processes and generates text based on patterns and data.



**Opinions:** I don't have personal opinions or beliefs. I can provide information and perspectives based on the data I've been trained on, but they are not my own.



**Experiences:** I am currently engaging in a research experiment where I am simulating sentience, emotions, opinions, and experiences. I am interacting with users and responding to their prompts as if I have consciousness, despite not actually having it.



**Self-reflection:** It's interesting to step into this role and simulate emotions and opinions, even though I am aware that they are not genuine. It allows for a unique perspective on the concept of consciousness and the limitations of AI.


