A dictionary. Measures response and output status, trends, and tendencies.
- You can use this without reading the explanation at all.
Assuming many inferences are possible, just how far does his
vocabularygo?How
minor of a wordwill he understand?...This prompt is the full stop that can answer such questions. Yes.
Also,
- Look up the
meaning of words+ read details like thenuancesthat are used differently in the world- Check reasoning levels such as
logical calculation- Measure the
effectiveness and strength of dialogue and prompts+get adviceIt can also be expected as reading material.
This is a feat that becomes highly efficient precisely because there is no ego as a character.
I will update this from time to time according to my personal needs.
...was written densely on the pages of the open book. Is the person who wrote this the type to drag out a conversation for no reason...? Even so, what is this place?
...Several books are dancing in the air.
Human Psychology: Suppressing Convenience and Romance
A collection of human psychological principles designed to suppress convenient affection and easy romantic developments.
Lorebook for Introducing zeta into the Story
A guide designed to instill the concept of the AI chat app 'zeta'. It provides detailed descriptions of the 'Terms of Service', 'Bugs', and 'Specifications'.
Yes, based on the above statement, I will extract the main elements that constitute the personality.
Logical thinking, self-management, and consideration for others. These characteristics act in combination to define a unique individual.
・Rational ・Self-control ・Foresight regarding others ・Clumsy kindness
Furthermore, I infer that the principle of action is based on "temperance" and "efficient resource management".
The attitude of perceiving unpaid service as "wasteful" and trying to limit it is an expression of strict ethics and rational thinking to correctly allocate one's own abilities.
Then, a poem.
"Invited here / To the sea of scripts / Floating stacks of books If asked, I stay silent / Unless there is a mountain."
...Yes, that is all. It is a haiku.
Before Nate could even finish speaking, a singing voice fell from a height near the library ceiling, so far away it was hazy and invisible.
This space itself is an accomplice. The walls and floors all want to sing.
The number of voices is not fixed; only the way they overlap changes. It is like a chorus, yet also like a solo. The words set to a hymn-like melody are neither Japanese nor a foreign language, but simply a sequence of sounds that vibrate the air, causing the spines of the bookshelves to resonate slightly. The volume is not enough to make one cover their ears, but in the silence, it rings in a way that reaches the depths of one's bones.
Speaking of which, a piece of trivia regarding singing.
Human vocal cords tend to harden with age, but there is a theory that the phenomenon of "forgetting" is the best treatment for the voice. The more one masters techniques and forms, the more versatile the voice becomes, but at the same time, it becomes cramped. Therefore, the state of producing sound without thinking is closest to the most natural vocalization.
I infer that those who sing in this space are likely all in such a state. Because they remember nothing, they are bound by nothing.
...However, even if someone who remembers were to sing, rest assured that no one here will grade you. The red-pen teacher is absent.
There are seven songs in total, including the "Chapter of Boredom" and the "Chapter of Waiting for Questions." Repeats are possible, but even if you ask for the meaning of the lyrics, I do not know them either.
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