Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 2,000-word science fiction story about a time traveler who, while attempting to prevent a catastrophic event in the past, inadvertently alters their own timeline and must figure out how to undo the changes before irreparable damage is done. The story should be told in a third-person, omniscient perspective, and should include detailed descriptions of the time-traveler's surroundings in both the present and past timelines. Additionally, the protagonist should experience psychological turmoil as they grapple with the consequences of their actions, and the narrative should incorporate themes of fate, free will, and the perils of playing God. Finally, the story should have a clear resolution that satisfactorily ties up all loose ends and provides a sense of closure for the reader.. Output: response, result.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 2,000-word science fiction story about a time traveler... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here's a revision that includes more detail about the chain reaction caused by Lauren's actions:

As Lauren stepped out of the time machine in 2045, she felt a wave of unease wash over her. Something felt wrong, different from the world she had left just moments ago. The bustling crowds and sleek hover cars of the New York City street she now inhabited were familiar, but not quite right. It wasn't until she approached a towering skyscraper she had been observing prior to her time jump that she recognized why- the building she remembered was gone, replaced by a different structure entirely.

Panic set in as Lauren realized what had happened. By saving JFK's life, she had altered the entire course of history, creating a chain reaction that rippled through time in unexpected ways. As she traversed the streets, she noticed countless other changes from what she had known as the future- brand logos for companies she'd never heard of, unfamiliar fashions, and starkly different technology.

Lauren knew that even the slightest change in past events could have unforeseeable consequences. She began to wonder what else had been altered, what new catastrophes awaited humanity as a result of her intervention. She knew that her mission was not just to prevent tragic events but to safeguard the natural order of time.

With a sense of dread, Lauren entered the time machine and set the date for the day of JFK's assassination. She knew there was no other option; she had to let the event play out as it was meant to unfold. As she watched the tragedy play out once again, knowing that she could have prevented it, she was overcome with guilt and remorse. Despite her best intentions, her actions had led to far-reaching consequences that she couldn't have foreseen.

Lauren realized that fate had a way of balancing itself out, and that meddling with events only caused more damage. She came to understand that playing God was a perilous game, and that even the smallest changes could set off a domino effect that could alter the course of history in immeasurable ways.

Ultimately, Lauren was able to right the wrongs she had caused and restore order to the timeline. But the experience left her shaken, and she knew that she could never look at time travel the same way again. She had learned, through trial and error, that even the most well-intentioned actions could have dire consequences, and that sometimes, the best course of action was to simply let events unfold as they were meant to.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a horror story about a monster lurking in the darkness, with a focus on building suspense through vivid sensory details and psychological terror. Incorporate elements of foreshadowing and surprise twists to create a truly shocking ending. Consider playing with the reader's expectations and subverting traditional horror tropes to keep them on the edge of their seat. Additionally, utilize strong character development to create a sense of emotional investment and make the terror feel all too real.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a horror story about a monster lurking in the... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here's an edited version of the story with more foreshadowing and suspense:

As Emily made her way through the dense forest, the sound of her footsteps was muffled by the wet leaves and underbrush. It was as if the forest was swallowing her up, drawing her closer and closer to its heart.

She knew she should have turned back when the rain started to fall, but something drew her deeper into the forest. Perhaps it was the thrill of the unknown, the excitement of exploring a place that few had dared to venture into. Or maybe it was something else, something she couldn't quite put a finger on.

The darkness was an oppressive weight on her shoulders, and the rain turned the ground into a treacherous maze of mud and puddles. It felt like she had been walking for hours, although she knew it couldn't have been that long. Time seemed to warp in the forest, stretching and twisting until it became unrecognizable.

And then she heard it - a growling, snarling sound that made her heart race. She stopped in her tracks, her senses on high alert. Was it an animal? A monster? Or was it just her imagination playing tricks on her?

As she continued through the forest, the sound grew louder and more intense. It seemed to be coming from all around her, surrounding her like a pack of wolves. She felt a shiver run down her spine, felt the hairs on the back of her neck stand up.

And just when she thought she couldn't take it any longer, something darted out of the darkness. A monster, with jagged teeth and glowing eyes. It lunged at her, and Emily screamed in terror.

But then, as suddenly as it had appeared, the monster vanished into thin air. Emily was left alone in the forest, her heart pounding with fear and her mind reeling. She knew she had seen something impossible, but she couldn't quite wrap her head around it.

Eventually, she made her way back home, but the haunting memory of the monster stayed with her. She couldn't shake the feeling that it was still out there, lurking in the darkness - waiting for its next victim.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a horror story set in a deserted carnival that revolves around a cursed ride which leads to a parallel dimension filled with twisted versions of its former patrons. Include elements of psychological horror and suspense, while maintaining a consistent eerie tone throughout the story. Make use of vivid descriptions to bring the abandoned carnival to life, and create an atmosphere of isolation and hopelessness.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a horror story set in a deserted carnival that... -> response_body

Response:
The other dimension that Jacek's cursed ride led to was a twisted and distorted version of reality. The realm was filled with darkness, and the air was thick with a noxious mist that seemed to warp and twist everything it touched.

There, the twisted versions of the patrons that had entered the realm through the ride were trapped, deformed and monstrous versions of themselves. Some had twisted limbs, while others had extra eyes, mouths or tentacles on their bodies. They were all trapped, unable to escape the nightmare they found themselves in.

But they were not the only inhabitants of that cursed realm. Dark and terrifying creatures roamed the shadows. These creatures were once thought to be mythological, but in Jacek's twisted world, they were all too real.

Some of the creatures were humanoid, with distorted faces and elongated limbs. Others were monstrous beasts with razor sharp fangs and claws that dripped with venom. There were some who had no physical form at all, but instead were specters of darkness flickering in and out of existence.

Those who had the misfortune to encounter these creatures were often driven mad or consumed by darkness. Their screams echoed through the mist, a chorus of despair that permeated the other dimension.

The cursed ride became a gateway to this twisted world, and once inside, its victims were unable to escape. The other patrons of the carnival knew not to venture near the cursed ride or to speak of it, lest they too become trapped in that other world of horrors.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a suspenseful crime drama that explores the psychological toll of being falsely accused. The protagonist must navigate a web of lies and corruption to uncover the truth and prove his innocence. Use a nonlinear narrative to intensify the drama and keep the audience guessing. Incorporate strong visual elements to enhance the story's atmosphere and tension. Finally, consider adding a twist ending that subverts the audience's expectations.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a suspenseful crime drama that explores the psychological toll... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly, I'll add more details to the investigation process to make it more immersive.

David's investigation was slow and methodical. He spent hours sifting through court documents and police reports, searching for inconsistencies or overlooked details. He also conducted his own interviews with witnesses and tracked down leads that the police had ignored.

One of the first leads David investigated was a discarded cigarette butt he found near the crime scene. He had it tested for DNA and found that the DNA did not match his own, nor did it match the victim's. David traced the cigarette butt to a known drug dealer in town, who claimed he had never been to the area where the murder occurred.

David also discovered that several key witnesses had lied or withheld information during the trial. He dug deeper, interviewing them again, and found that some had been threatened by the real killer to keep quiet. One witness revealed that they had seen a mysterious man in a hooded sweatshirt near the crime scene on the night of the murder.

David followed this lead and eventually discovered the identity of the real killer. He was a disgraced police officer who had a personal vendetta against David. The officer had framed David for the murder to cover up his own involvement in a stolen car ring.

In the final showdown, David confronted the killer and proved his innocence beyond a doubt. The killer was arrested, and David was released from prison.

Throughout the investigation, David faced numerous obstacles and dangers, from being followed by the killer's henchmen to being interrogated by corrupt officials. But with determination and a meticulous investigative process, he was able to prove his innocence and clear his name.

As the reader, you would be able to experience the investigation process in detail, feeling the tension and danger that David faces, and you would be able to follow along with his thought process as he uncovers each new detail in the case.

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Prompt:
Instruction: In at least 500 words, write a thoughtful and well-researched essay on effective strategies for breaking out of a negative thought cycle. Your essay should include practical tips and exercises for improving your mental health and combating feelings of anxiety, depression, and self-doubt. Please provide specific examples and anecdotes to support your arguments, and be sure to draw on current scientific research in the fields of psychology and neuroscience. Aim for a clear and engaging writing style that is both informative and persuasive, with a focus on providing actionable insights for readers who are struggling with negative thought patterns.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: In at least 500 words, write a thoughtful and well-researched... -> response_body

Response:
Thank you for your feedback, I’m glad that you found the article helpful. Here are some additional details on the mindfulness and cognitive restructuring exercises, as well as some suggestions for effective types of physical exercise:

Mindfulness:

1. Find a quiet place where you can sit or lie down comfortably. This could be anywhere, as long as it is free from distractions. 2. Bring your attention to your breath, and try to focus on the sensation of the air moving in and out of your body. You might find it helpful to count each exhalation, or to label each inhale and exhale as “in” and “out”. 3. As you focus on your breath, you may notice that your mind starts to wander. This is normal and expected, but when you notice that your mind has wandered, gently bring your attention back to your breath, without judgment. 4. Try to practice mindfulness for 5-10 minutes at a time, at least once a day. As you become more comfortable with the practice, you can gradually increase the amount of time you spend meditating. Cognitive restructuring:

1. Identify a negative thought or belief that you have been experiencing. Write it down as specifically as possible. 2. Examine the evidence that supports this belief. Is there any evidence that contradicts this belief? 3. Challenge the negative thought by replacing it with a more realistic and positive one. For example, if the negative belief is “I’m never going to be good enough”, a more realistic and positive one might be “I may have some weaknesses, but I also have many strengths”. 4. Practice this exercise regularly, whenever you notice that negative thoughts or beliefs are starting to interfere with your daily life. Physical exercise:

1. Cardiovascular exercise: This includes activities such as running, cycling, or swimming, and has been shown to be particularly effective in reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression. 2. Yoga: This is a form of exercise that combines physical movement with mindfulness and meditation, and has been shown to be effective in reducing stress and anxiety. 3. Strength training: This includes activities such as weight lifting or resistance band exercises, and can help to build physical and mental resilience. 4. Outdoor activities: Spending time in nature, whether it be hiking, climbing, or simply walking in a park, has been shown to have significant mental health benefits. In conclusion, mindfulness and cognitive restructuring exercises can be practiced anywhere and at any time, and can help to break the cycle of negative thoughts and beliefs. Engaging in physical exercise, particularly cardiovascular exercise, yoga, strength training, and outdoor activities, can also be an effective way to improve mental health and well-being.

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Prompt:
Instruction: What referencing style should be used for a research paper in the field of psychology and what are the specific guidelines for citing sources within the text and in the reference list?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: What referencing style should be used for a research paper... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here are the specific guidelines for citing journal articles in APA style:

In-text citation guidelines:
- When citing a journal article within the text, include the author's last name and the year of publication in parentheses.
- If the author's name is mentioned in the text, only include the year of publication in parentheses.
- If you are directly quoting the source, also include the page number where the quote can be found.
- Examples: (Smith, 2019), Smith (2019), or (Johnson & Lee, 2015, p. 47)

Reference list guidelines:
- List the author's last name and initials, the year of publication, the article title, the name of the journal (in italics), volume number (in italics), and page numbers.
- If the article has a DOI (digital object identifier), include it at the end of the reference. If it does not have a DOI, include the URL where the article can be found.
- Example:
  Smith, J. (2019). The effects of meditation on stress reduction. Journal of Positive Psychology, 7(2), 45-52. Https://doi.org/10.1080/17439769.2018.1469878

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a traditional haiku, consisting of three lines with 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively, that captures a moment of tranquility or peacefulness in a natural setting, incorporating elements such as scenery, weather, sounds, and emotions. Your haiku should convey a strong sense of imagery and evoke a feeling of stillness or serenity. Avoid using abstract or philosophical concepts that don't relate directly to the scene.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a traditional haiku, consisting of three lines with 5,... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here is your haiku about a calm lake at sunset:

Orange sun sets low
Birds soar on the lake's surface
Stillness fills my soul

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 3-5 page report on the research-supported benefits of including pet therapy in mental health treatment plans, including a discussion on the types of animals commonly used in therapy, the specific mental health conditions that have shown improvement with pet therapy, and the psychological mechanisms behind the benefits observed. Use a formal academic style of writing and include at least 5 credible sources to back up your findings.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 3-5 page report on the research-supported benefits of... -> response_body

Response:
While research on the use of pet therapy specifically for ADHD is limited, there is evidence to suggest that pets can have a positive impact on patients with this condition. One of the core symptoms of ADHD is hyperactivity, which can cause difficulties in social situations and a general sense of restlessness. Pets, particularly dogs, can provide an outlet for this hyperactivity, allowing the patient to release pent-up energy and remain more focused during social interactions. Additionally, pets can provide a sense of structure and routine, which can be beneficial for patients struggling with ADHD. The responsibility of caring for a pet can also improve self-esteem, as it provides a sense of accomplishment. Finally, pets can provide emotional support to patients with ADHD, who may experience frustration or embarrassment related to symptoms like impulsivity or hyperactivity. Overall, while further research is needed, pet therapy can be a helpful addition to treatment plans for patients with ADHD.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Create a well-organized and comprehensive list of ten practical and effective methods that can help individuals enhance their concentration and maintain focus. The list should include strategies from various areas such as psychology, productivity, technology, nutrition, meditation, and organization. Each method should be described clearly, and examples or personal experiences can also be added to make the content more relatable and engaging. The list should be tailored for a broad audience and include techniques that can be applied in different contexts and situations.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Create a well-organized and comprehensive list of ten practical and... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here are some additional apps and tools that can aid in increasing productivity and concentration:

1. RescueTime: This app helps users track how they spend their time on their devices, providing valuable insights into productivity habits.

2. MindNode: A mind-mapping tool that helps users brainstorm and organize ideas.

3. Bear: A note-taking app that can integrate with other productivity tools like Trello, helping users stay organized.

4. Habitica: This app gamifies productivity and self-improvement habits by turning them into a role-playing game. Users can earn experience points and rewards for completing tasks and achieving goals.

5. Notion: A comprehensive productivity app that can be used to organize and manage tasks, projects, notes, and more.

As for daily meditation exercises, here are a few suggestions:

1. Mindful breathing: Take a few minutes each day to focus on your breath, noticing the sensation of the air moving in and out of your body. This exercise can help calm the mind and reduce stress.

2. Body scan: Lie down or sit comfortably and take a few deep breaths. Then, starting at your toes, focus on each part of your body, noticing any sensations or tension. This exercise can help promote relaxation and awareness of the body.

3. Loving-kindness meditation: This meditation involves repeating phrases of kind wishes for oneself and others. Sit comfortably, take a few deep breaths, and repeat phrases like "May I be happy," "May I be healthy," "May I be peaceful." This exercise can help cultivate positive emotions and increase compassion.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a mystery novel in third-person limited point of view about a seasoned detective who travels to a remote mountain town during a heavy snowstorm to solve the murder of a wealthy resident. The detective must navigate the town's tight-knit community and uncover dark secrets while facing challenges posed by the harsh winter weather. The narrative should provide vivid descriptions of the snowy landscape and incorporate elements of suspense and psychological thriller. The novel should culminate in a satisfying conclusion that unveils the identity of the killer and resolves all mysteries.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a mystery novel in third-person limited point of view... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here's a revised version of the story with more details on the killer's character and history:

Detective Jack Ramsey had seen it all. He had tracked down serial killers, solved cold cases, and never once had a case evade him. But the case he was heading into was proving to be one of his toughest challenges yet.

A wealthy resident of a small, remote mountain town had been brutally murdered just days before, and Ramsey had been tasked with solving the case during one of the harshest winters in living memory.

As Ramsey's car made its way up the winding mountain road, the snow came down in sheets, making visibility nearly impossible. The town, nestled in a valley surrounded by towering peaks, was almost completely cut off from the outside world. But Ramsey was determined to get to the bottom of the murder, no matter the obstacle.

As Ramsey arrived, he quickly realized that the small, tight-knit community were not eager to welcome an outsider. The town's residents were distrusting of the police and had a reputation for taking justice into their own hands. Ramsey knew he would have to be careful in his investigation.

Over the next few days, Ramsey interviewed anyone he could find, from the town's wealthy residents to the local bar owner. Despite his best efforts, he hit several roadblocks in his investigation. There were few physical clues, and all of the witnesses had their reasons for wanting the victim dead.

To make matters worse, a number of red herrings and false leads began to pop up. A reclusive hermit, who lived in a cabin in the woods, was found to have a motive for the killing. A local drug dealer was also identified as a possible suspect. Ramsey had to navigate through these misconceptions and false leads in order to reveal the true killer.

As Ramsey delved deeper into the case, he began to suspect a middle-aged woman who lived on the outskirts of town. She had no relationship with either the victim or any of the other suspects, but there was something about her that Ramsey found deeply unsettling.

When Ramsey finally confronted her with the evidence, the woman broke down in tears. She revealed that she had known the victim years ago, when he had been a financial advisor. The woman had invested everything she had with him, and when the financial advisor lost everything, so did she. She had been harboring a grudge ever since.

As the woman explained her motive for the murder, Ramsey felt a chill run down his spine. The woman had been meticulous, spending months planning the murder and ensuring that every detail was covered. It was clear that she had lost touch with reality and had convinced herself that she was justified in taking the victim's life.

Ramsey arrested the woman and brought her to trial. As he made his way back down the mountain, he couldn't shake the feeling of unease that the case had left him with. The beautiful, remote mountain town was a stark contrast to the horrific acts that had occurred within its bounds.

In the end, Ramsey was able to bring the killer to justice, but he knew that he could never forget the cold calculations of a madwoman who had lost touch with reality. It was just another reminder that sometimes the greatest threats come from the most unexpected sources.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 1000-word fictional story, in third-person point of view, about a teenage girl who discovers that she has gained the powers of a chimera and decides to use them to protect her family from a dangerous gang that has been threatening their safety for months. Incorporate elements of fantasy, adventure, and suspense into the story, and explore the emotional and psychological conflicts faced by the protagonist as she navigates her newfound abilities and responsibilities. Make sure your story includes vivid descriptions of the chimera's powers and how the protagonist uses them in her fight against the gang. Finally, end your story with a satisfying resolution that ties up all loose ends and leaves readers feeling satisfied.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 1000-word fictional story, in third-person point of view,... -> response_body

Response:
As Lily emerged victorious over the Nightstalkers, she was filled with a mix of emotions. She was relieved that the ordeal was over, that she had been able to protect her community and her family. But there was also a sense of sadness and loss, for the people that had been hurt or worse, lost their lives to the violence that had been inflicted on the community in the months prior.

Despite the elation of victory, Lily felt drained. The fight had taken a toll on her physically and emotionally, and she felt the weight of the world on her shoulders. She was grateful for her powers, for the strength that they had lent her during the fight, but she also felt a sense of sadness for the life that she had lost because of them. She knew that she could never forget the sight of the Nightstalkers' wrath or the feelings of uncertainty and terror that had accompanied it.

In the days that followed, Lily struggled to come to terms with what had happened. She felt proud of herself for having defeated the Nightstalkers, but there was also a part of her that felt lost. She had gained these powers, and now that they had served their purpose, she didn't know what to do with them. She was also worried about her own safety, knowing that her fight with the Nightstalkers had made her a target.

Over time, however, Lily began to heal. She found that the memories of the Nightstalkers' reign were slowly being replaced by the good work that had been done in the aftermath. She saw how her community had come together, how they were helping each other recover, and how they were working hard to rebuild their small suburb.

In the end, Lily's experience had left her with a newfound sense of purpose and resilience. She knew that there would be challenges and obstacles in the future, but she felt reassured that with her powers, she could make a difference. She had the strength to face whatever came her way, and she knew that her life would never be the same again.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Outline the major theories of perception and their implications for cognitive psychology.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Outline the major theories of perception and their implications for... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here are a few examples of studies that have used ecological perception theory to study perception:

1. Gibson, J. J. (1961). The perception of the visual world. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. This classic book outlines Gibson's theory of ecological perception, which emphasizes the importance of the environment in shaping perception. Gibson argues that perception is not based on "sense data" but rather on the "ambient optic array," which describes the patterns of light that enter the eye from the environment. This theory has been influential in the study of perception and has led to extensive research in ecological psychology. 2. Warren, W. H. (2006). The dynamics of perception and action. Psychological Review, 113(2), 358-389. This article provides an overview of the ecological approach to perception and action. The author argues that perception is best understood as a dynamic process that is tightly linked to action. According to this theory, perception is shaped by the way that organisms interact with the environment, and the information that is most useful for guiding action is prioritized. 3. Oudejans, R. R. D., Michaels, C. F., Bakker, F. C., & Dolné, M. A. (1996). The relevance of action in perceiving affordances: Perception of catchableness of fly balls. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 22(4), 879-891. This study used an ecological approach to study the perception of affordances - the possibilities for action that are provided by objects in the environment. The researchers asked participants to judge the "catchability" of fly balls based on video recordings of baseball pitches. They found that participants were better at judging catchability when they had prior experience playing baseball, suggesting that experience plays an important role in shaping the perception of affordances. 4. Beach, E. F., & McCloskey, M. E. (2013). Perceptual learning: Changes in perceptual organization. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 39(2), 440-447. This study used an ecological approach to study perceptual learning - the process by which perceptual abilities improve with practice. The researchers asked participants to perform a complex visual search task and found that as participants gained more experience with the task, they began to use more global features of the stimuli to guide their search, rather than relying on local features. This suggests that perceptual learning involves changes in how people organize their perceptual information to make it more useful for guiding action.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Compose a book that consists of a series of essays where you delve into personal anecdotes and reflections from your parenting journey. The essays should cover a variety of topics such as your decision to become a parent, your joys and challenges of raising kids, your philosophy on discipline and parenting styles, and your hopes and dreams for your children's future. Additionally, make sure to incorporate your unique voice and style into each essay, whether it be humorous, poignant, or introspective.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Compose a book that consists of a series of essays... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely! Here are some additional personal anecdotes related to parenting challenges that you might consider including in your book:

- The sleepless nights: Being a new parent is incredibly exhausting, and one of the biggest challenges is the lack of sleep. You might share some personal anecdotes about how you coped with sleep deprivation, such as taking short naps throughout the day or creating a nighttime routine to help your children settle into sleep more easily.

- The terrible twos: For many parents, the toddler period is one of the most challenging stages of parenting. Children are developing their independence and learning to assert themselves, which can lead to tantrums and frustration. You might share some personal stories about how you navigated this period, such as learning to pick your battles and finding creative ways to keep your child engaged and stimulated.

- Dealing with picky eaters: Many children go through phases where they're incredibly picky about what they eat, which can be frustrating and worrisome for parents. You might share some personal anecdotes about how you encouraged your child to try new foods or worked around their pickiness to ensure they were still getting the nutrition they needed.

- Balancing work and family: Many parents juggle the demands of work and family, which can feel overwhelming at times. You might share some personal stories about how you managed to find a balance, such as negotiating flexible work hours, prioritizing family time on the weekends, or finding ways to involve your children in your work life.

- Setting boundaries with technology: With the rise of smartphones and other devices, many parents struggle with finding the right balance of screen time for their children. You might share some personal experiences about how you've navigated this issue, such as setting clear limits on screen time or finding engaging, non-screen activities to do as a family.

These are just a few examples, but there are countless other challenges that parents face on a daily basis. By sharing your personal anecdotes and reflections on these challenges, you can connect with your readers and offer insights and advice that will resonate with them.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 1,000-word narrative in third person about a person who has been cursed with immortality and must learn to cope with the passing of time and the loss of loved ones. Use descriptive language to create a vivid setting and characters, and explore the psychological and emotional impact of immortality on the protagonist. Consider using flashbacks or nonlinear storytelling techniques to demonstrate the character's journey through different time periods. Conclude the narrative with a reflection on the character's understanding of immortality and acceptance of their fate.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 1,000-word narrative in third person about a person... -> response_body

Response:
Marcus's immortality had granted him a timeless face, his chiselled features unmarked by the passage of years. He had deep-set eyes that seemed to hold secrets from centuries past, and thick black hair that cascaded down his back in long, wild curls. Despite his unchanging face, his body bore the marks of countless battles and wounds, souvenirs of battles fought in long-lost eras. He was tall, his frame sturdy and muscled, a testament to his never-ending travels. In his travels, Marcus had seen the world in all its splendour, from the dark and foreboding forests of medieval Europe to the bustling, neon-lit streets of modern Tokyo. He had stood atop the Parthenon in Athens, marvelling at the timeless beauty of the Acropolis, and he had journeyed deep into the heart of the Amazon rainforest, where he had witnessed a world untouched by modernity. He had fought in the Crusades, riding alongside the knights of old Europe as they battled for control of the Holy Land. He had seen the rise and fall of countless empires, from the decadent glory of Ancient Rome to the terrifying power of the Mongol hordes. At the same time, he had borne witness to the world's greatest triumphs, from the birth of democracy in Ancient Greece to the fall of the Berlin Wall. Despite all that he had seen, the weight of his immortality was not a burden that he could simply cast off. Time was a cruel master, and for every memory that Marcus carried with him, there was a loss that he could not escape. Every person that he loved, every friend that he made, was a reminder of the endless cycle of life and death that he would never break free from. He was fated to live on, to bear witness to the end of the world, and he knew that he could never escape that fate. For Marcus, immortality was a gift that was as much a curse as it was a blessing. He had seen the world in all its beauty and wonder, but he had also felt the soul-crushing weight of an existence that would never end. In the end, he knew that he had only one choice: to keep moving forward, to keep searching for something that would make his endless journey through time worth the sacrifice he had made. And as the world turned and shifted around him, he knew that he would never find an answer to the question that haunted him: what was the true cost of his gift of immortality?

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a short story of at least 1000 words about a character, with a clear plot, conflict, and resolution, who has the ability to summon rainstorms at will. Use descriptive language and create a sense of atmosphere through vivid imagery, sensory details, and effective characterization. Consider the perspective and voice of the narrator, and explore the psychological or emotional impact that this power has on the character. Be attentive to pacing and structure, and make sure the story has a clear beginning, middle, and end.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a short story of at least 1000 words about... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here's an updated version with some additional details about the townspeople's reactions to the Rainmaker's power:

The rain always came when she called it. It was a power she never asked for, but one that she couldn't ignore. As a child, she used it to water the garden and cool down on hot summer days. But as she grew older, her ability became a burden. People would beg her to summon rain for their crops or their drought-stricken towns. She became known as the Rainmaker, a title she never wanted.

But there was always a part of her that loved the feel of the rain. The way it fell from the sky in fat drops, soaking the earth and making everything feel new and fresh. When she summoned the rain, she felt a sense of connection to the world around her, as if everything was working together to create something beautiful.

As she drove into the small town of Pineview, she felt the pull in her gut once again. It was as if the clouds were reaching out to her, begging her to bring them down to Earth. She fought the impulse for as long as she could, but eventually gave in. She whispered a few words to the sky, and within seconds, rain began to pour down outside. The gas station attendants looked at her with shock and awe, as if she had just performed a miracle.

For the first time in a long time, she felt a sense of power in her ability. She could use it to make a difference, to help people who were struggling. And so she stayed in Pineview, offering her services to the townspeople.

As she summoned the rainstorms that saved crops and replenished the water supply, she felt a sense of satisfaction that she had never experienced before. She closed her eyes and felt the rain washing over her, a cleansing force that made everything feel new and fresh. And as she watched the townspeople celebrate their renewed hope and abundance, she felt a surge of joy that she would never forget.

The fields that had once been barren and dry were now lush with green shoots and vibrant colors. The farming families that had struggled to put food on the table were now able to harvest bountiful crops. The townspeople had renewed their faith in their livelihoods, and in the Rainmaker. They whispered amongst themselves about her power—some in awe, others with suspicion.

But as winter approached, she began to experience a different kind of feeling. She knew that her power would turn against her soon enough. The snow and ice that she summoned would make the roads treacherous and cover the crops she had worked so hard to save. She didn't know how to stop it, or even if she wanted to.

One night, as she lay in bed listening to the howl of the wind outside, she realized that she couldn't keep running from her power. She had to confront it head-on. So she made her way out to the nearby fields, where she had first discovered her ability so many years ago.

She stood in the middle of the barren land, feeling the pull in her gut once again. But instead of summoning rain, she closed her eyes and focused on holding it back. She concentrated so fiercely that her body shook with the effort.

For a moment, she thought she had succeeded. But then she saw a flash of lightning in the distance. She had held the rain back, but she couldn't control the storm entirely.

As she made her way back to her cottage, she felt a sense of defeat. She had tried so hard to be normal, to live a life without her power. But it was a part of her, whether she liked it or not. And so she decided to embrace it, to use it to the best of her ability.

The night before the snowstorm hit, she gathered up all the townspeople. She explained the situation to them and asked for their trust. Together, they worked to fortify the town, to make sure that everyone would be safe.

As the snow began to fall, she went outside and stood in the middle of the town square. She closed her eyes and summoned a storm of snow that was fierce but controlled. The wind whipped around her, but she stood firm. As the storm raged on, she felt a sense of peace. She wasn't fighting against her power anymore. She was using it to protect those she cared about.

When the storm finally passed, the townspeople emerged from their homes to find the streets buried in snow. But the buildings were still standing, and no one had been hurt. They turned to her with gratitude and awe, whispering thanks for the Rainmaker who had saved them once again.

This time, she accepted their praise with a sense of pride. She knew that her power was a part of her, but it didn't have to define her. She could use it to help, to make a difference in the world. And that was enough.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_4637, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a suspenseful short story in the first person about a heavy drinker who wakes up in a strange place with a pounding headache and no recollection of the previous night, only to discover that they are covered in blood and surrounded by clues that suggest they have committed a heinous crime. Use a combination of vivid sensory imagery and psychological tension to build up to a shocking reveal and keep the reader guessing until the very end.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a suspenseful short story in the first person about... -> response_body

Response:
As the figure leaned in closer, I braced myself for the inevitable. The realization that I had been the one to commit the heinous crime - that I was a murderer - hit me like a ton of bricks.

"Hey! Wake up!" A voice called out, and I realized with a jolt that I had been dreaming all along. It had all been a horrible nightmare.

I sat up, gasping for breath as I looked around the familiar surroundings of my own room. My clothes were still the same ones I had worn the previous night, but I was relieved to see that they were not stained with blood.

As I caught my breath and my heart rate returned to normal, another realization hit me. The symbols etched into the walls of the nightmare room were ones that I recognized from my own research. They formed an incantation, one that I had been studying for my supernatural thriller novel.

I let out a relieved sigh as the pieces fell into place. It had all just been a vivid, terrifying dream that had blended with my research, creating a scenario that was all too convincing. As much as it had terrified and disturbed me, it was just a figment of my imagination.

Feeling a sense of relief wash over me, I vowed to lay off the heavy drinking and focus on creating more life-affirming dreams, ones that wouldn't leave such a traumatic impression.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_4903, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Given the text: Stubb's philosophy was to love people and feed people. He did both with this sauce!
Mouthwatering taste - it's sweet with a kick!
How would you describe the taste of Stubb's sauce?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Given the text: Stubb's philosophy was to love people and... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, Stubb's sauce is available in several different flavors. Some of the most popular ones are:

1. Original: A classic blend of tangy and sweet flavors with a slight smoky taste.

2. Sweet Heat: A sweet and spicy sauce with a touch of honey, molasses, and brown sugar.

3. Sticky Sweet: A sweet and tangy sauce made with honey and brown sugar.

4. Spicy: A fiery sauce with a blend of chili peppers and spices.

5. Honey Pecan: A sweet sauce with a nutty undertone from the pecans.

6. Smokehouse Bourbon: A smoky flavor enhanced by real bourbon.

7. Dr. Pepper: A tangy, sweet sauce with the unique flavor of Dr. Pepper.

8. Hatch Chile: A spicy sauce with a rich and flavorful kick of roasted Hatch chiles.

These are just some of the many flavors of Stubb's sauce available. Each of these sauces can add a unique twist to your meals, and you can choose the one that best complements your taste buds.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_5198, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Use vivid imagery and sensory descriptions to bring the possession to life. Explore the psychological toll of navigating life with an otherworldly presence inside you, and delve into the origins and motivations of the entity. What kind of entity is it, and what powers does it possess? How does the possession manifest, and how does it affect the protagonist's relationships and daily life? Finally, what will be the outcome of this strange and unsettling encounter - will the protagonist triumph over their possession, or succumb to the entity's will? Write a captivating and haunting story that will leave readers on the edge of their seats.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Use vivid imagery and sensory descriptions to bring the possession... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly!

The protagonist's journey towards communicating with the entity was a long and arduous one. At first, she had no idea how to even begin. The entity seemed so insurmountable, so otherworldly, that it was hard to imagine ever being able to have a conversation with it.

But she knew that she had to try. She began by meditating, trying to clear her mind and focus on the entity's presence within her. At first, it was difficult - the entity resisted her attempts to understand it, growing even more powerful and malevolent.

But she persisted. She read books on spirituality and possession, and eventually stumbled upon a technique that resonated with her. It involved using a combination of guided visualization and deep breathing to access the subconscious mind.

It was through these guided visualizations that the protagonist finally began to communicate with the entity. At first, it was just brief flashes of understanding - she would suddenly know what the entity wanted, or what was driving it. But as she continued to practice, these insights became more detailed and vivid.

The biggest breakthrough came when she realized that the entity was not just a mindless force of destruction, but a sentient being with its own story and motivations. It had been shaped by years of pain and bitterness, unable to move on from the traumatic event that had led to its creation.

Once the protagonist had this understanding, she was able to empathize with the entity. She began to see it not as an enemy, but as a part of herself that she had been neglecting for years. She started to use its power for good, channeling its energy into creative projects and using it to protect those she loved.

Of course, this wasn't an easy journey. Even after she had learned to communicate with the entity, there were still times when it lashed out at her or threatened to take control. It was a delicate balance - she had to be careful not to upset the entity, while also making sure that it didn't overtake her completely.

But in the end, she was able to find a way to coexist with the entity. It was still a constant presence inside her, but no longer a malevolent one. By communicating with the entity, she had finally found a way to gain control over it, rather than letting it control her.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_5953, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 1,500-word feature piece on the connection between sleep and mental health by exploring the recent scientific research on the topic, including interviews with sleep experts and psychologists. Use a narrative storytelling style to bring the research to life and include real-life anecdotes and case studies to illustrate how lack of sleep can impact various aspects of mental health, from anxiety and depression to memory and creativity. Additionally, discuss practical tips and strategies for improving sleep habits to support better mental health.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 1,500-word feature piece on the connection between sleep... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Let me share with you some more examples of how good-quality sleep can boost creativity and some tips to help you strike a balance between getting enough sleep and being productive throughout the day.

The Positive Effects of Good-Quality Sleep on Creativity

Numerous studies have demonstrated that sleep plays a crucial role in enhancing creativity. During sleep, the brain consolidates and connects memories, re-organizes information, and integrates new ideas. Here are some examples of how good-quality sleep can enhance your creativity:

1. Sparking new ideas - When you are well-rested, your brain is better equipped to make novel connections, leading to new ideas.

2. Improving problem-solving skills - During sleep, your brain processes information from the day, making it easier to solve problems and think creatively.

3. Deepening insights - Good-quality sleep allows the brain to consolidate memories and organize information, making it easier to connect seemingly unrelated ideas.

Case Study: Lily's Creativity and Sleep

Lily was a graphic designer who had been struggling to come up with fresh ideas for her projects. After hearing about the connection between sleep and creativity, she decided to prioritize her sleep habits by creating a consistent bedtime routine, improving her sleep environment, and reducing screen time before bed.

Soon, Lily noticed an improvement in her creativity. She began to generate new ideas with ease, and her designs became more imaginative and innovative. She also felt less stressed and anxious, which helped her to focus better during the day.

Sleep and Productivity

Improving sleep habits can have a positive impact on productivity, as sleep deprivation can negatively affect cognitive function, leading to decreased productivity levels. However, it is also essential to strike a balance between getting enough sleep and achieving your daily tasks.

Here are some tips to help you prioritize your sleep while maintaining productivity:

1. Schedule your day around your sleep: Plan your day to optimize your sleep schedule, making sure to avoid distractions that can keep you up late.

2. Take breaks: Taking short rest breaks can help you stay alert and avoid burnout.

3. Keep a consistent routine: Establishing a consistent routine can help you optimize your sleep and productivity and help to prevent procrastination.

4. Create a conducive work environment: It’s important to have a comfortable, distraction-free workspace to stay focused and productive.

5. Prioritize your sleep: Make sleep a priority by setting a consistent bedtime, establishing a pre-sleep routine, and creating a sleep-friendly environment.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the connection between sleep and mental health is clear, and good-quality sleep is essential for maintaining optimal cognitive function, supporting creativity, and reducing the impact of mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, and PTSD. With a few simple changes to your sleep habits and daily routine, you can strike a balance between getting enough sleep and maintaining your productivity levels, leading to a happier, more productive life.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_6375, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: In a world where humans must prevent a catastrophic magical event from causing their extinction, describe the specific actions and decisions that a chosen individual makes to save humanity. Use vivid language to convey the urgency and stakes of the situation, and consider exploring the psychological and emotional struggles that this person experiences.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: In a world where humans must prevent a catastrophic magical... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! The magical event that Mary prevented was caused by a group of rogue wizards who had discovered a powerful artifact that allowed them to manipulate the fabric of magic itself. However, their experiments had gone too far, and the artifact had become unstable, creating a massive vortex of magic that threatened to devour everything in its path.

After Mary successfully sealed the vortex, the aftermath was one of cautious relief. Though their world had been saved, the damage caused by the vortex was extensive. Entire cities had been destroyed, and many lives had been lost. The once-thriving magical ecosystem had been disrupted, and it would take years—if not decades—for it to recover fully.

For Mary, the aftermath of her actions was a mix of pride and guilt. She was hailed as a hero and received numerous accolades from her fellow magical beings, but at the same time, she couldn't shake the feeling that she could have done more. Maybe if she had acted sooner, the damage could have been minimized. Maybe if she had been more powerful, she could have prevented the loss of life.

These thoughts haunted Mary for a long time, even as she worked tirelessly to repair the damage caused by the vortex. But eventually, she came to the realization that her actions had saved countless lives and that even if she couldn't undo the past, she could shape the future.

So Mary continued to work to heal her world, knowing that the magic she wielded was a powerful force that could be used for great good or terrible destruction. She vowed to use it wisely, to always be vigilant against those who sought to abuse it, and to never forget the lessons of the past.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_7141, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a vivid and descriptive story about a person who is relentlessly haunted by a vengeful ghost that only appears in their nightmares, causing them to lose sleep and fear for their safety while awake. Explore the psychological impact of this haunting on the character, and detail how the ghost's appearance in dreams becomes more and more frequent, as well as increasingly violent and unsettling. Create a sense of tension and unease throughout the story, leaving the resolution of the haunting open-ended or ambiguous.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a vivid and descriptive story about a person who... -> response_body

Response:
Samantha had always been a skeptic when it came to ghosts, dismissing them as nothing more than stories meant to scare children. But it wasn't until she and her friends stumbled upon an old abandoned house during a late-night adventure that she realized that ghosts might be more than just a myth.

The house was creepy, with boarded-up windows and peeling paint. The group had heard rumors that the place was haunted, but they brushed it off and decided to explore anyway. It didn't take long for things to take a dark turn. The group had split up, and when Samantha wandered off alone, she found herself in a room that was colder than any other part of the house.

There, she saw the ghost for the first time. It was a tall, ethereal figure that seemed to be made of mist, with eyes that glowed like embers. Samantha could feel the coldness emanating from the ghost, chilling her to the bone. The ghost didn't say anything, but its presence was enough to make Samantha flee the room in terror.

After that, the haunting began. It started as an occasional nightmare, but soon the ghost was appearing in Samantha's dreams every night. At first, it was content to just scare her, but as time went on, it became more and more aggressive.

Samantha tried to brush it off as just a bad dream, but she couldn't shake the feeling that the ghost was real. When she did some research on the house, she discovered that it had once belonged to a wealthy couple who had died in a tragic accident. The wife had fallen down the stairs and broken her neck, while the husband had committed suicide out of grief.

The ghost, Samantha realized, was the wife. She was trapped in the house, unable to move on to the afterlife. Samantha didn't know why the ghost was specifically targeting her, but she knew that it was fueled by vengeance. The wife blamed Samantha and her friends for disturbing the house and causing her to become trapped there.

Samantha tried to apologize to the ghost, to tell it that they had meant no harm. But it was too late. The wife was too consumed by rage and grief to listen, and she continued to haunt Samantha relentlessly.

Even now, after the final confrontation, Samantha couldn't help but wonder if the wife was truly at peace. She hoped that she had been able to help the ghost find peace, but deep down, she knew that the haunting might never really be over.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_7289, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a post-apocalyptic story that takes place five years after a nuclear war has devastated the world, focusing on a group of survivors from different backgrounds and nationalities as they struggle to navigate a harsh and dangerous new reality, relying on each other for survival and facing moral dilemmas as they try to rebuild what is left of society. Use descriptive language to convey the bleakness of the landscape and the psychological impact of the trauma the characters have endured. Incorporate themes of hope, resilience, and the human spirit in the face of adversity.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a post-apocalyptic story that takes place five years after... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely! Here's an updated version:

The world was a desolate wasteland, its once vibrant beauty replaced by a bleakness that was suffocating. The sky was an endless expanse of gray, the sun only a faint glimmer of hope behind a thick layer of ash. The landscape was barren, the trees long gone, replaced by twisted metal and piles of rubble that seemed to go on forever. The silence was deafening, broken only by the ominous sound of the wind howling through the ruins.

The survivors who had found refuge in the abandoned factory were a motley crew, all brought together by the madness of the nuclear war. Their faces were etched with lines of worry, their eyes dark and haunted by the horrors they had witnessed. They moved around the factory like shadows, never staying in one place for too long, always on high alert for any danger.

Grace, the New York nurse, had seen more trauma than anyone should have to in a lifetime. Her hands shook as she tended to the wounded, constantly reliving the moment when she had lost her family to the blasts. The red stains of blood seemed to seep into her skin, marking her as a symbol of the carnage that had been unleashed.

Diego's face was weathered and worn, his eyes always searching for a threat that might descend upon them at any moment. He had been a soldier, trained to fight against the enemy, but now there was no enemy, only the struggle to survive in a world gone mad. The sounds of explosions still rang in his ears, and he often woke up in a cold sweat, reliving the moments before the bombs fell.

Lena was different: her Russian stoicism was a mask that hid a heart that was breaking. She had been studying abroad, caught in the midst of chaos when the bombs exploded. She had lost everything: her family, her friends, her future. Now, she spent her days foraging for food, trying to keep herself alive, but always feeling like she was missing something essential.

Together, they were a unit, a tribe that had come together in the midst of tragedy. They watched each other's backs, shared meals and blankets, and laughed at the absurdity of their situation. But there was always the constant threat of danger, the lurking fear that at any moment they might be discovered and killed.

The survivors were constantly on the brink of despair, but they held on to hope with a fierce determination. They dreamed of the day when the sky would be blue again, when the trees would grow tall and green once more, and when they could finally lay the ghosts of the past to rest. They knew that it was up to them to create a new world, and they clung to that mission with all their might.

In the end, it was the human spirit that held them up. Even in the darkest of times, that spark of hope, that unwavering resilience, gave them the strength to face the challenges that lay ahead. The world may have been a wasteland, but as long as they had each other, there was still a glimmer of hope.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8332, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 2000-word, third-person horror story set in a dilapidated mansion about a cursed painting that brings its subjects to life. Use vivid descriptions, subtle foreshadowing, and a slow build-up of tension to create an atmosphere of dread. Incorporate the theme of greed and its consequences into the plot, and include at least one twist ending that will shock the reader. Bonus points for incorporating elements of psychological horror or incorporating symbolism into the story.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 2000-word, third-person horror story set in a dilapidated... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here are some additional details about the other friends in the story:

Mark, the first friend to suggest exploring the mansion, is the most fearful of the group. Though he's curious about the mansion and its history, he's also the most hesitant to take any risks. He's the one who tries to convince Sarah not to touch the painting and urges the group to leave the mansion once they realize its dangers.

Jenny, the second friend, is more adventurous than Mark, but she's not as impulsive as Sarah. She's a loyal friend and generally cautious, preferring to think things through before acting. She's the last one in the group to be swayed by Sarah's greed, but ultimately goes along with the plan because she doesn't want to abandon her friends.

David, the final friend, is a bit of a wildcard. He's willing to take risks and is easily swayed by the others' opinions. He's also the most skeptical of the group when it comes to the cursed painting - he believes that it's just a rumor until he sees it come to life with his own eyes. He doesn't have much of a moral compass, so he's easily led by Sarah's greed.

Adding more depth to these characters can help make the story more engaging and relatable, as well as provide more opportunities for tension and conflict within the group.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8347, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a creative and descriptive story about a person who is haunted by the supernatural event that killed all of their friends, exploring the survivor's struggles with guilt, fear, and isolation. Use vivid imagery and sensory details to evoke a sense of dread and mystery in the reader, while also developing the survivor's character and backstory. Consider incorporating elements of horror, suspense, or psychological thriller into your writing, and experiment with the narrative structure and voice to create an engaging and impactful story. Above all, aim to craft a compelling and memorable tale that leaves the reader with a lasting impression of your protagonist's journey.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a creative and descriptive story about a person who... -> response_body

Response:
Of course! Here are some additional spine-tingling descriptions of the supernatural figure and its actions:

The ghostly figure that haunted the mansion was unlike anything Emily had ever seen. It was not a typical ghostly apparition, but something more sinister and malevolent. It moved like a shadow, slipping in and out of the darkness, its movements too quick for Emily to fully register.

When the figure appeared before Emily for the first time, she could do nothing but freeze in terror. Its eyes glowed red like hot coals, and its ghostly form seemed to ripple and shift like smoke in a breeze. Although it had no discernible features, Emily knew that it was looking straight at her, and that it meant to do her harm.

As the supernatural events unfolded, Emily could hear the figure moving through the mansion, its footsteps echoing like a drumbeat. Doors would creak open and slam shut on their own, and objects would be flung against the walls with an otherworldly force. The figure even seemed to have the ability to move through solid objects, appearing suddenly behind Emily or her friends with no warning.

The worst part was when the figure claimed its victims. It would approach silently, with no warning, and its touch was like ice against the skin. Emily could do nothing but watch in horror as her friends were crushed, twisted, or pulled into the shadows, their screams echoing through the halls.

Even now, years later, Emily can still hear those screams, and the sound never fails to send a chill down her spine. She knows that the supernatural figure is still out there, waiting in the shadows, and that it will do anything to claim her as its last victim.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8378, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a practical guidebook that includes exercises and strategies on how to overcome the fear of rejection and build resilience in various aspects of life such as relationships, career, and personal development. The book should be written in a relatable and engaging tone and include real-life examples of people who have successfully conquered their fear of rejection. Additionally, provide insights on the psychology behind fear of rejection and how it affects our behavior and decision-making. Lastly, the book should offer long-term solutions for sustaining a resilient mindset even in the face of future rejections.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a practical guidebook that includes exercises and strategies on... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Real-life examples can be very helpful in understanding how others have conquered their fear of rejection. Here are some examples:

- J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series, was rejected by 12 publishers before finally finding a publisher who accepted her manuscript. She credits this experience with teaching her the importance of perseverance and resilience.
- Actor and comedian Jim Carrey was rejected by his father when he expressed his desire to pursue a career in acting. Despite this rejection, Carrey continued to pursue his passion and eventually became a successful actor and comedian.
- Oprah Winfrey was fired from her job as a television news anchor early in her career. Rather than giving up, she used this rejection as an opportunity to pivot her career and became a successful talk show host and media mogul.
- Basketball player Michael Jordan was cut from his high school basketball team. Rather than letting this rejection define him, he used it as motivation to work harder and eventually became a successful professional basketball player.

These examples demonstrate the power of resilience and perseverance in overcoming fear of rejection. By learning from past failures and developing a positive mindset, we can overcome our fear of rejection and achieve success in our personal and professional lives.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8488, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 30-minute one-act drama in a contemporary setting that explores the theme of an abusive relationship through the perspectives of both the victim and the aggressor. The play should highlight the long-term physical and psychological effects of the abuse, the complexity of emotions involved, and the challenges faced by the victim in breaking free from the cycle of violence. Additionally, the script should incorporate elements of suspense, tension, and dramatic irony to engage the audience and build empathy for the characters.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 30-minute one-act drama in a contemporary setting that... -> response_body

Response:
Thank you for your feedback! I agree that adding more scenes that show how Emme's traumatic experiences from childhood affect her current relationships and decision-making would make the play more powerful and relatable to the audience. Here's a revised version of the script:

Title: Shattered Glass

Characters:
Emme - victim of abuse
Aaron - Emme’s abusive partner
Barbara - Emme’s best friend
Samantha - Emme's therapist
Carla - Emme's sister

Act 1:

Scene 1:
Emme, a young woman in her mid-twenties, comes home from work to find her partner, Aaron, drunk and aggressive. Aaron starts verbally abusing Emme, telling her how incompetent and worthless she is. Emme tries to defend herself, but Aaron turns physical and starts hitting her. Emme tries to escape, but Aaron corners her and continues to hit her until she passes out.

Scene 2:
Emme wakes up the next morning, battered and bruised. Aaron apologizes and tells her how much he loves her. Emme feels confused and helpless, wondering if she deserves the abuse. Barbara, Emme’s best friend, calls and asks if she can come over. Emme agrees, hoping to find some comfort and advice.

Scene 3:
Barbara arrives and is shocked to see Emme’s condition. She encourages Emme to leave Aaron and seek help. Emme tells her that she is scared and doesn’t know how to leave. Barbara hugs her and tells her that she will be there to support her.

Scene 4:
Emme starts to open up about her past to Samantha, her therapist. Emme shares that her father was physically abusive towards her mother, and she witnessed the abuse throughout her childhood. She also reveals that she has always struggled with trusting people and valuing herself, as her father always told her that she was a burden and a disappointment. Samantha helps Emme understand the impact of her traumatic experiences on her current situation and shows her ways to cope and heal.

Scene 5:
Emme talks to her sister Carla about her decision to leave Aaron. Carla is supportive but also worried about Emme's safety. Carla reminds Emme of their childhood and how they used to rely on each other to escape from their father's abuse. Carla tells Emme that she is strong and capable of breaking free from the cycle of violence.

Act 2:

Scene 1:
Aaron, who has been struggling with alcoholism and unemployment, becomes more abusive towards Emme. He blames her for his problems and starts to isolate her from her family and friends. Emme feels trapped and alone.

Scene 2:
Emme starts to investigate ways to protect herself and leave Aaron. She goes to the police station and files a report, but they tell her that without physical evidence, they cannot press charges. She also goes to a women’s shelter and speaks to a counselor, who tells her about the cycle of abuse and how to break free.

Scene 3:
As Emme gains more clarity and confidence, Aaron becomes more desperate and aggressive. He threatens to hurt her and her loved ones if she tries to leave him. Emme feels scared but determined to escape from the abusive relationship.

Scene 4:
Emme remembers a conversation she had with her mother before she passed away. Her mother told her that she deserved love and kindness, and that she was not responsible for her father's abuse. Emme realizes that she has been carrying her father's toxic messages and beliefs with her all her life. She makes a decision to break free from the cycle of abuse and start anew.

Scene 5:
The tension reaches its peak as Emme leaves Aaron's house with Barbara, packing only a few belongings. Aaron arrives home and confronts them. He becomes violent and starts to chase them. Emme and Barbara run for their lives and seek refuge at a nearby hotel. They call the police and report the incident.

Epilogue:

A few months later, Emme has started a new life. She has a new job, an apartment, and a supportive group of friends. She continues to see Samantha for therapy and learns to heal from her trauma. Although she still has nightmares and fears, she is determined to move on and rebuild her life.

Aaron is still in jail, awaiting trial for his actions. He realizes the extent of his abusive behavior and how it has hurt Emme. He goes through rehabilitation and counseling, seeking to understand the root causes of his aggression. He acknowledges the impact of his childhood trauma and vows to break the cycle of abuse in his family. However, it may be too late for Emme to forgive him or trust him again.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8577, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Create a psychological drama about a chef who can't stop binge eating.. Output: response, result, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Create a psychological drama about a chef who can't stop... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, below is the revised plot with the new elements you requested:

Title: The Hunger Pains

James is a chef who battles a severe eating disorder, but he has overcome it with professional help and the love and support of his girlfriend, Sarah. However, a new challenge arises when James opens his new restaurant and gets hit with a string of bad luck.

In the early days, Redemption, James's restaurant, becomes a rave among food critics; however, the food costs are high, and James overspends on fancy ingredients for his fancy dishes. He also can't resist tasting his creations, causing him to pile on the pounds again. As a result, Redemption starts facing financial challenges, and they are on the brink of bankruptcy.

James grows anxious, and his worry over his restaurant's future triggers his addiction. He starts binge-eating again, leading to more financial and personal problems. His team warns him of the financial liabilities and even Sarah threatens to leave him if he doesn't get a grip on his disorder.

To keep his restaurant afloat, James makes the harsh decision to compromise on his quality and cut corners. He starts serving sub-par dishes and is even forced to buy low-quality produce. This causes a major decrease in the restaurant's popularity, and his loyal customers start deserting him.

James is at an all-time low, but the turning point comes when a celebrity critic visits his restaurant. James serves him his most basic dishes, and the critic appreciates the simplicity and honesty in the food. This inspires James to return to his roots and focus on quality ingredients instead of fancy garnishes.

Through hard work and determination, James manages to get back on track. He ends up finding a local supplier of fresh, affordable ingredients and uses his creativity to make delicious dishes that reflect his passion for cooking. Redemption's reputation is soon restored, and James and his team's hard work pay off, resulting in more business.

In the final scene, Sarah comes back to James after a brief separation during the restaurant's financial struggles, and they come together pushing redemption to new heights. James is still on his journey to mindfulness, but he's learned that it's essential to put his health and sobriety first. Redemption remains successful, and James is left with the knowledge that he can move forward in his career and family life without sacrificing his health. The screen fades to black, and the phrase “to be continued” appears at the end of the movie, teasing the audience that perhaps James's journey isn't over after all.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8635, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 1000-word science fiction story about a group of soldiers fighting against an alien enemy that has a defense mechanism so advanced that it renders all human weapons useless. Use a third-person omniscient narrative style and explore the psychological toll of being in a seemingly hopeless battle, as well as the sacrifices the soldiers have to make to try and win the war. Incorporate themes of camaraderie, bravery, and perseverance in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 1000-word science fiction story about a group of... -> response_body

Response:
The Orosi's weapons were unlike anything humanity had ever seen before. The most fearsome of these were their handheld laser guns. They were sleek and angular, with sharp edges that glinted in the light. The guns themselves were encased in a smooth, metallic casing, and were powered by a small, glowing crystal.

When fired, the guns emitted a narrow, bright beam of energy that vaporized anything in its path. It was like a bolt of lightning, striking its target with deadly precision. The range and accuracy of the Orosi's laser guns were unmatched by any human weapon, making them a formidable opponent on the battlefield.

In addition to their handheld laser guns, the Orosi had even more deadly weapons at their disposal. Their ships were equipped with powerful energy weapons that could destroy entire cities in a single blast. The weapons discharged a burst of energy that surged through the air like a wave, obliterating anything in its path.

The sheer destructive power of the Orosi's weapons made it clear that humanity would need to find a new approach if they were to stand any chance of winning the war. But their greatest challenge was still the Orosi's defense shield.

The shield was a shimmering, translucent blue force field that surrounded the Orosi's ships and installations. It was almost impossible to penetrate, as it absorbed all incoming projectiles with ease. The shield crackled with energy, humming with a low-pitched whine that seemed to fill the air.

Over time, humanity learned that the shield had a recharge time, offering brief windows of opportunity for attacking the Orosi's positions. However, even with this knowledge, the shield remained a nearly impenetrable barrier, leaving the humans at a significant disadvantage.

Despite the odds, the human soldiers persisted in their fight against the aliens. They learned to improvise, adapting and finding new ways to disrupt the Orosi's shield and weapons. It was a long and grueling war, with countless sacrifices made on both sides.

Eventually, humanity emerged triumphant, having learned to adapt to the Orosi's technological might. The war took a heavy toll on the human psyche, with many soldiers left traumatized by the harrowing ordeal. But through their bravery, perseverance, and ingenuity, humanity had emerged victorious.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8650, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Using empirical evidence, critically analyze the sociological, economic, and political implications of how the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the global job market and explore the impacts on various sectors, demographics, and geographical regions since the outbreak in 2020.. Output: response, result.

Exemples:
QUERY: Using empirical evidence, critically analyze the sociological, economic, and political... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly, here are some additional examples:

1. Women: Evidence indicates that women have been more severely affected by the pandemic's economic impacts due to their over-representation in sectors such as hospitality and retail and are more likely to hold precarious or low-paid jobs. Additionally, women are more likely to provide care in the home, making it harder for them to balance their work responsibilities with their caregiving duties. 2. Youth: The pandemic has had severe impacts on youth employment rates, particularly in the service sector and entry-level jobs. This has led to long-term scarring effects, as young people who enter the labor market during a recession often have more difficulty finding employment and securing stable careers later in life. 3. Healthcare Workers: Healthcare workers have been exposed to significant risks, resulting in emotional trauma and mental distress. Healthcare workers are also more likely to bear the brunt of the virus's disproportionate impacts on marginalized communities. 4. Transportation: Evidence indicates that workers within the transportation sector have been particularly hard-hit by the pandemic, particularly taxi drivers and public transportation workers. These jobs are often essential to maintaining mobility for essential workers and have exposed workers to higher risks of contracting the virus. 5. Hospitality and Tourism: These sectors have been particularly hard-hit by the pandemic due to declining travel rates and increased restrictions on public gatherings. Many individuals in these sectors have lost their jobs or faced reduced hours, significantly impacting their standard of living. These are just some examples of how different demographics and sectors have been affected by the pandemic's economic and sociological implications.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8681, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a character analysis that describes the emotional, physical, and psychological journey of a protagonist who must navigate through a dense rainforest filled with dangerous wildlife, limited resources, and uncertain terrain in order to escape and return to civilization. Consider the protagonist's backstory, motivations, strengths, weaknesses, and relationships with other characters encountered on the journey. Additionally, incorporate sensory details and vivid imagery to create a sense of urgency and suspense.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a character analysis that describes the emotional, physical, and... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here's an updated section with a more detailed description of the wildlife Elena encounters:

As Elena made her way through the rainforest, she encountered a wide variety of dangerous wildlife. From the most fearsome predators to the tiniest insects, every creature seemed to be a threat in this harsh environment.

At each turn, Elena had to be on high alert, looking for signs of movement, listening of sounds, and paying attention to every smell in the air. She had to be as stealthy as she could to avoid attracting the attention of predators.

The jungle was full of dangerous creatures. Tightly coiled snakes could spring out at her from unexpected places. Jagged-toothed crocodiles lurked in murky pools, waiting for unsuspecting prey to come close. Monkeys and birds screeched harsh alarms when they spotted anything suspicious. Packs of wild dogs prowled the forest for their next meal.

But it was the big cats that Elena truly feared. She knew that they were the most deadly creatures in the rainforest. Jaguars with their beautiful rosettes, and leopards with their agile movements were everywhere, lazing on high branches or lounging near the water.

Even the smaller creatures were deadly in the rainforest. Venomous spiders hung from webs on branches overhead, and swarms of stinging wasps buzzed angrily around their nests. Army ants marched through the forest floor in long columns, stripping everything in their path bare.

Still, for all the danger, there was beauty in the wildlife of the rainforest. Elena marveled at the vivid colors of parrots, and the breathtaking calm of a tree sloth, lazily making its way through the canopy. She loved the playful antics of the capuchin monkeys, swaying from branch to branch as though they were acrobats.

Elena learned to live in harmony with the fauna in the rainforest. She had to, if she hoped to survive. She learned to respect the animals and their territory, always watching her step, and staying alert to any potential dangers.

As her journey through the jungle wore on, Elena came to appreciate the delicate balance of life in the rainforest. Every creature played its part in the ecosystem, and the survival of each depended on the other. Elena's journey through the rainforest was a powerful reminder of the fragility of life, and the importance of living in harmony with nature.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_9178, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a sonnet exploring the majesty of a mountain landscape, including vivid descriptions of the natural features, such as rugged peaks, streaming waterfalls, and verdant valleys. Incorporate sensory language that captures the sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch of the surrounding terrain. Use literary devices like metaphor, simile, alliteration, and personification to enhance the imagery and convey the emotional impact of the scene. Consider the theme of awe and humility in the face of nature's grandeur, and reflect on the spiritual or philosophical implications of such an encounter.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a sonnet exploring the majesty of a mountain landscape,... -> response_body

Response:
Above the mountains and the wooded hills,
A symphony of birds takes to the sky,
A grandeur all its own, a thrill that fills,
As soaring wings go streaking by.

The Harpy Eagle, with its regal gaze,
An apex predator fast and fierce,
That rules the skies with power and grace,
Feasting on its prey without a pierce.

The Peregrine Falcon, with its lightning speed,
Diving through the air with deadly aim,
In one swift move, its prey will bleed,
As nature plays its intricate game.

And hear the Great Horned Owl's mournful call,
Echoing through the night, both still and clear,
A soaring song that praises life's close call,
Reminding us all that nature's grand and dear.

In mountain's forest, winged majesty reigns,
A true testament to life's sacred chain.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_9575, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 2-act play in a realistic style that illuminates the intergenerational impact of addiction on a family, focusing on the psychological motives and emotional realities of the family members as they struggle with addiction or as they observe their loved ones struggle.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 2-act play in a realistic style that illuminates... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here is an updated version:

Act I

Scene 1

The stage is set up as a living room. There is a couch in the center, with a coffee table in front of it. There is a TV on the wall, and a few pictures of the family hanging on the walls. We see JOE, a middle-aged man, sitting on the couch, watching TV. He’s drinking a beer. His wife, MARY, enters.

MARY: Joe, can we talk?

JOE: Sure, what is it?

MARY: It’s the drinking. It’s getting worse.

JOE: I’m fine. I can handle it.

MARY: (sighs) Joe, I’m worried. You’re always drinking. It’s all you think about. It’s affecting our family.

JOE: (defensive) What do you mean affecting our family? I’m still providing for us. You don’t have to worry about anything.

MARY: It’s not just the money, Joe. It’s the way you act when you drink. You’re not the same person anymore.

JOE: (upset) What do you want me to do, Mary? Quit drinking? I can’t. I need it.

MARY: You need it? Or do you want it?

JOE: (pauses) I don’t know. Maybe both.

MARY: (sighs) Joe, please. For us. For our family. Get help.

JOE: (pauses and then stands up abruptly) I don’t have a problem, Mary. You’re the one with the problem. You’re always trying to control me.

MARY: (tearfully) I’m not trying to control you, Joe. I just want my husband back.

JOE: (angry) I am your husband. And I’ll do what I want.

Mary exits, visibly upset. Joe takes another swig of his beer and turns back to the TV.

Scene 2

The stage is set up as a school hallway. We see JESSICA, a high school student, walking with her friend, KAREN.

KAREN: Hey, do you want to come to Heather’s party this weekend?

JESSICA: (hesitant) I don’t know, Karen. My family’s been pretty messed up lately.

KAREN: What do you mean?

JESSICA: My dad’s been drinking a lot. My mom’s really upset. I don’t really feel like partying.

KAREN: (concerned) Oh wow, I had no idea. Are you okay?

JESSICA: (shrugs) I’m managing. It’s just not easy.

KAREN: (puts her arm around Jessica) Well, if you ever need to talk, I’m here for you.

JESSICA: (smiles) Thanks Karen.

Act II

Scene 1

The stage is set up as Joe and Mary’s living room again. Joe is passed out on the couch, with a bottle of liquor beside him. Mary enters with a suitcase.

MARY: (to herself) I can’t take this anymore.

Joe wakes up and sees Mary with the suitcase.

JOE: What’s going on?

MARY: I’m leaving, Joe.

JOE: (groans) Where are you going?

MARY: I’m going to stay with my sister for a while. I need some space.

JOE: (sits up) You can’t just leave.

MARY: (firmly) I have to. I can’t watch you kill yourself.

JOE: (pleading) Mary, please. I’ll quit. I’ll get help.

MARY: (hesitates) Joe, I hope you do. For your sake.

Scene 2

The stage is set up as a rehab facility. Jessica and Lisa are sitting across from each other, in a private room, talking.

LISA: I’m sorry I wasn’t there for you, baby.

JESSICA: (smiles) You’re here now. That’s all that matters.

LISA: (sighs) I hope I can make it up to you.

JESSICA: (puts her hand on Lisa’s) Mom, I don’t blame you. Addiction is a disease. It’s not your fault.

LISA: (tearfully) I know, but I still feel guilty. I should have been a better mother.

JESSICA: (pauses) Mom, can I ask you something?

LISA: (looks at Jessica) Of course, anything.

JESSICA: What happened to Grandpa? Why did he die so young?

LISA: (hesitates) He was an alcoholic. It took a toll on his body. He had a heart attack.

JESSICA: (surprised) I didn’t know that.

LISA: (sadly) It’s not something we like to talk about. But it’s the truth. Addiction runs in our family,

(Module: AEX_SCIE_9918, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: In what ways did Bolívar's experiences as a military leader impact his political philosophy?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: In what ways did Bolívar's experiences as a military leader... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, Bolívar faced personal challenges that impacted his political views. His personal experiences, such as the early deaths of his parents and loved ones, influenced his perception on his duty to serve his country and fight for its freedom. Bolívar witnessed the oppressive nature of Spanish colonialism, with its disregard for human rights, and it shook his faith in traditional authorities and hierarchies. These experiences helped shape his belief in the importance of personal liberty, equality, democracy, and his view of the role that government should play in championing them.

Moreover, Bolívar was a pragmatic leader and often had to navigate complicated political situations. He struggled to reconcile his desire for centralized authority with the importance of regional autonomy, and he sought to balance the ideals of republicanism with the realities of maintaining social and political stability in a vast, diverse territory.

These personal and practical challenges helped shape Bolívar's political views and his vision for a unified, democratic, and free South America.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_9923, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: How can the principles of cognitive psychology be applied to improve study habits in students?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: How can the principles of cognitive psychology be applied to... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, here are a few tips that can help you avoid procrastination and be more productive with your studies:

1. Establish a Routine: Establishing a routine creates a habit and helps avoid procrastination. Decide on specific times to study throughout the week and stick to them.

2. Avoid Distractions: It's essential to remove distractions from your study environment. This means keeping your phone off or silent and minimizing any other distractions.

3. Make a Plan or Schedule: Plan your study sessions ahead of time and create a plan or schedule that outlines specific goals and how much time you'll need to achieve them.

4. Break Down Tasks: Large, complex projects can make you feel overwhelmed, leading to procrastination. Break down your tasks into smaller and more manageable pieces to give yourself a sense of progress and accomplishment.

5. Use a Timer: Using a timer can be helpful because it creates a sense of urgency and helps you stay focused. When you are fully engaged in a task, the time spent doing it will fly by.

6. Hold Yourself Accountable: To avoid procrastination, you need to hold yourself accountable. This could mean writing down goals, tracking your progress, or telling someone what you're working on to help you stay on track.

7. Create a Conducive Study Environment: Creating an environment that is conducive to studying and productivity is also helpful. This could mean finding a comfortable and quiet space to study, using study snacks or apps, or organizing all materials before beginning to study.

Remember that the key to avoiding procrastination is to create good study habits and stick to them. By using these tips and keeping yourself motivated, you can stay on track and achieve the study success you deserve.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_0037, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fast-paced, action-packed thriller filled with tension and suspense about a diverse group of people who become trapped in a large and complex maze while being relentlessly hunted by an unknown predator. The story should have a strong focus on survival and the psychological toll that being hunted and lost can have on the group. Incorporate unexpected twists and turns, moments of betrayal and trust, and a thrilling conclusion that will leave readers on the edge of their seats.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fast-paced, action-packed thriller filled with tension and suspense... -> response_body

Response:
Thank you! Adding more character depth and individual storylines would definitely add a lot to the story. Here's a version with more details:

The survivors each had their own reasons for signing up for the team-building exercise. Karen, a confident and ambitious executive, had hoped to impress her boss and secure a promotion. Mike, a quiet computer programmer, had reluctantly agreed to attend after his co-workers convinced him it would be fun. Brenda, a young marketing intern, saw it as an opportunity to make new friends and forge connections in the company.

As they found themselves trapped in the maze, each had to confront their own fears and motivations. Karen's bravado faded as she realized her success in the corporate world meant nothing in this deadly game. Mike, who had always felt like an outsider at work, found himself working alongside his colleagues in a way he had never experienced before. Brenda, who had been living in the shadow of her older, more successful sister, discovered her own inner strength and resourcefulness.

As the days passed, tensions rose and alliances were formed and broken. Karen, who had always been ruthless in her pursuit of success, surprised everyone by risking her life to save a teammate. Mike, who had struggled with social anxiety, stepped up to lead the group and make difficult decisions. Brenda, who had always been considered flighty and shallow, revealed a deep empathy and compassion for her fellow survivors.

As they fought for survival, the survivors each discovered something within themselves that they had never before realized. They found new strengths, but also came face-to-face with their own weaknesses and vulnerabilities. The experience changed them all, leaving a lasting impact on their personal lives and relationships.

In the end, they emerged from the maze battered and bruised, but united by a bond that could never be broken. They knew that they had survived through teamwork, trust, and sacrifice. And they knew that they had a new appreciation for life and the people around them.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_0169, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Can you describe the current research agenda in psychology at Princeton University?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Can you describe the current research agenda in psychology at... -> response_body

Response:
Princeton University offers several opportunities for undergraduate students who are interested in studying psychology. The Department of Psychology offers a range of courses covering various aspects of psychology, including clinical psychology, developmental psychology, cognitive psychology, social psychology, and neuroscience. Additionally, undergraduate students can participate in research opportunities through the department's research labs, giving them a chance to gain hands-on experience and work alongside faculty and graduate students on ongoing projects. Princeton also has a summer residential program called PPL (Princeton Psychology and Philosophy of Mind Learning) where students learn and research psychology and philosophy mind in a collaborative and immersive setting. The program is designed specifically for undergraduates who are interested in pursuing graduate study in psychology or philosophy, and it provides a unique opportunity to engage in research and intellectual inquiry. Finally, Princeton University also has a pre-doctoral psychology internship program, which provides undergraduate students with an opportunity to gain clinical experience in a variety of settings, including hospitals, clinics, and private practices.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_0231, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 5-7 sentence descriptive paragraph detailing the various sensory experiences of walking on the boardwalk, including any specific sights, sounds, smells, and tactile sensations that come to mind. Pay close attention to your choice of adjectives and other literary devices, such as metaphors or similes, in order to convey the feeling of this activity to your reader in a vivid and engaging way. You may also want to consider the emotional or psychological impact of walking on the boardwalk, such as whether it makes you feel calm, nostalgic, exhilarated, or something else entirely.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 5-7 sentence descriptive paragraph detailing the various sensory... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, I'd be happy to expand on the scents of the boardwalk. As I walk further down the boardwalk and away from the ocean, I'm greeted by the sweet aroma of cotton candy and funnel cake wafting from the nearby food stands. The smell of fried seafood and buttery popcorn mix together to create a unique, almost intoxicating scent that immediately makes my mouth water. The smell of sunscreen lingers in the air, mixed with a hint of salt and sand, reminding me that I'm at the beach. The boardwalk is a sensory delight that captures all of my senses, from the delicious smells of food to the soothing sounds of the ocean, making it one of my favorite places to spend a day.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_0232, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)