Prompt:
Instruction: Develop a psychological thriller about a man who is trapped in a time loop, forced to relive the same day over and over again until he can find a way out.. Output: response, result.

Exemples:
QUERY: Develop a psychological thriller about a man who is trapped... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here's an updated version incorporating those details:

At first, Mark tries to make sense of the situation, frantically searching for clues that would help him break free from the time loop. He experiments with different approaches, but nothing seems to work. Every time he attempts to change something, the same events unfold with the same end result. All he can do is relive the same monotonous day again and again.

To make matters worse, strange and supernatural things begin to happen that don't seem to be part of the original pattern. Objects move on their own accord, doors slam shut seemingly of their own volition, and Mark hears voices whispering his name in the hallways. The voices are not recognizable to Mark, they are deep and unknown.

And then there are the otherworldly figures. They're always darting around the periphery of his vision, just out of reach. They're humanoid, but their skin glistens with a sickly pale hue that seems almost translucent, like they're not fully there. Their features are distorted, stretched and elongated into impossible shapes that don't seem fully human.

Mark feels as if they're always watching him, like they're waiting for him to slip up so they can pounce. Sometimes they seem to be emanating from the shadows themselves, moving between the darkness and the light with an ease that defies physics. Mark feels his heart pounding in his chest as he realizes that these figures are not part of the world he knows.

Mark's unshakable obsession to break free from the time loop turns into an intense and all-consuming desire, leading him to drastic and dangerous actions. Detective Emily, the only one who recognizes his frantic state, tries to help him break free from the vicious cycle. However, as they work together to uncover the secrets of Mark's situation, Detective Emily begins to realize that there's something even more nefarious going on than they initially imagined.

The once seemingly endless time loop now turns into a ticking time bomb, threatening to shatter Mark's sanity and consume his very existence. As he fights to retain his grip on reality, the lines between the present and past start to blur until he can no longer tell them apart.

Will Mark find his way out of this never-ending cycle, or will he remain trapped in his own personal purgatory forever—at the mercy of something that can't be explained by mere science or reason? What is it about these otherworldly figures that makes them so intent on keeping Mark trapped here, and will he ever be able to fathom their true intentions?

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1126, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 5-page personal narrative about a transformative experience that significantly impacted your life in a positive or negative way. Your narrative should incorporate vivid sensory details and a clear narrative arc that conveys your emotional and psychological journey during this experience. Be sure to include a reflection on the lessons you learned and how this experience ultimately changed you as a person.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 5-page personal narrative about a transformative experience that... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here are some additional resources and reading materials that you may find helpful:

1. "The Power of Now" by Eckhart Tolle: This book offers insights into mindfulness and present moment awareness, which can be useful tools for reflecting on life experiences. 2. "The Four Agreements" by Don Miguel Ruiz: This book offers four principles for personal growth and transformation based on Toltec wisdom. These principles can be particularly helpful when reflecting on past experiences and changing negative thought patterns. 3. "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho: This book tells the story of a young shepherd who embarks on a journey of personal transformation. It offers insights into the power of following your dreams and taking risks to achieve personal growth. 4. "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor Frankl: This book offers insights into the experience of surviving the Holocaust, and how it shaped Frankl's understanding of human suffering and the search for meaning and purpose in life. 5. "The Road Less Traveled" by M. Scott Peck: This popular self-help book explores the themes of personal growth, responsibility, and self-discovery. It offers insights into how we can use the challenges and difficulties of life as opportunities for personal growth. In addition to these books, there are many online resources available for personal growth and reflection, including guided meditations, journal prompts, and other tools for self-exploration.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1180, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a psychological horror story about a sadistic murderer who targets victims in a desolate town during a freezing winter. Use descriptive language to create a chilling atmosphere and emphasize the terror and helplessness of the victims. The murderer should have a disturbing backstory that adds depth and complexity to their character. The story should build tension and suspense leading up to a final showdown between the murderer and a brave protagonist who fights for survival.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a psychological horror story about a sadistic murderer who... -> response_body

Response:
While it's difficult to say which of Michael's victims suffered the most, there was one that stood out in particular. Her name was Samantha, and she was a young woman who had just moved to Mason Hill to start a new life. Unfortunately, she was in the wrong place at the wrong time, and Michael set his sights on her.

Samantha was walking home from work late one night during a snowstorm when Michael appeared out of nowhere. He grabbed her from behind, clamping a hand over her mouth to stifle her screams. He dragged her into an alleyway, and that was where the real horror began.

Over the course of several hours, Michael subjected Samantha to unspeakable torture. He tied her up with rope, then cut off her clothes piece by piece with a sharp knife. He burned her with a lighter, leaving nasty, red welts on her skin. He used pliers to pull out her fingernails, and when she screamed too loudly, he stuffed a gag in her mouth to silence her.

Through it all, Samantha somehow managed to survive. She was a fighter, and she clung to life with all her might. Finally, Michael grew frustrated with her resilience and decided to end her suffering for good. He plunged his knife into her heart, and watched as the light slowly left her eyes.

It was a brutal, senseless death, and Samantha's memory would haunt Michael for the rest of his life. But even though he was haunted by what he had done, he couldn't bring himself to stop. The thrill of the power he wielded over his victims was too great, and he was too far gone to turn back.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1284, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: What is the relationship between Buddhist philosophy and modern-day mindfulness practices?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: What is the relationship between Buddhist philosophy and modern-day mindfulness... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, mindfulness practices have been found to be effective in improving physical health and treating a range of physical ailments, including chronic pain. Here are a few ways mindfulness practices can help with physical health:

1. Reducing Chronic Pain: Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) has been found to reduce chronic pain in conditions such as fibromyalgia, back pain, and arthritis.

2. Boosting Immune Function: Some studies have found that mindfulness practices can boost immune function, leading to fewer illnesses and faster recovery from illnesses.

3. Lowering Blood Pressure: Mindfulness practices can help to lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of developing heart disease.

4. Managing Chronic Illnesses: Mindfulness practices can help individuals manage chronic illnesses such as diabetes, asthma, and multiple sclerosis, by reducing symptoms and improving overall quality of life.

5. Improving Sleep: Mindfulness practices can improve sleep quality by reducing stress and anxiety, which are common causes of sleep disturbances.

In summary, mindfulness practices can have a positive impact on physical health by reducing chronic pain, boosting immune function, lowering blood pressure, managing chronic illnesses, and improving sleep quality.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1558, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: In a 500-word essay, discuss the specific actions individuals can take to prioritize self-care and establish boundaries within their workplace to promote better mental health. Include examples of the psychological benefits of these practices and how they can improve overall job performance and satisfaction. Additionally, address any barriers that may make it difficult for individuals to implement these practices and provide suggestions for overcoming these obstacles.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: In a 500-word essay, discuss the specific actions individuals can... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here are some specific examples of how individuals can establish clear boundaries in the workplace:

1. Set realistic goals and prioritize tasks: Individuals should identify the most critical and high-priority tasks at work and focus on completing them first. By setting realistic expectations for themselves, they can reduce stress levels and avoid burnout. 2. Say ‘no’ when necessary: Sometimes individuals may face situations where they are overcommitted or simply unable to take on more work. In such moments, individuals should not hesitate to say ‘no’ and set clear limits that allow them to maintain a manageable workload. 3. Create a schedule and stick to it: Individuals can establish clear boundaries at work by creating a schedule that reflects their professional and personal commitments. By sticking to this schedule, individuals can ensure that they remain focused on their work when necessary and prioritize self-care when needed. 4. Communicate effectively: Effective communication is essential to establishing clear boundaries in the workplace. Individuals should communicate their expectations clearly to colleagues and superiors, and also learn to listen and respond to others’ needs. 5. Take breaks: Taking regular breaks is crucial to maintaining focus and avoiding burnout. Individuals should take short or long breaks throughout the day to recharge, relax, and stay refreshed. These are just a few examples of how individuals can establish clear boundaries in the workplace. The key is to identify what works best for each individual and develop strategies that are suited to their work style and personal needs.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1665, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a thrilling horror story about a person who is haunted by a malevolent creature that can only be seen in the reflection of mirrors, windows, and other reflective surfaces. Use vivid and descriptive language to create a sense of terror and suspense as the protagonist is relentlessly pursued by this otherworldly being. Explore the psychological toll that this experience takes on the character and how they attempt to overcome it. Will they be able to break free from the creature's grasp or will they succumb to its sinister influence? Make sure to include plenty of twists and turns to keep the reader on the edge of their seat until the very end.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a thrilling horror story about a person who is... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! I'm glad you're enjoying the story.

The creature that haunted the protagonist was a wraith-like figure, humanoid in shape but with an unsettling inhuman quality to its appearance. Its skin was sickly pale, almost translucent, and its eyes were deep-set and sunken, giving it a skeletal appearance. When it smiled, its lips peeled back to reveal jagged, pointed teeth, making it clear that this was no friendly entity.

As for the creature's backstory, the protagonist was never able to learn much about it. There were whispers of malevolent spirits that haunted mirrors and other reflective surfaces, entities that fed on despair and fear. But there was no clear origin story or explanation for why this particular creature had chosen to target the protagonist. It simply… was.

The creature's motivations were also murky. It seemed to delight in tormenting the protagonist, appearing at unexpected times and in unexpected places, and leaving cryptic messages that only served to heighten the protagonist's anxiety. But whether this was simply a matter of feeding on the protagonist's fear or something more insidious, the protagonist never found out.

Despite not knowing much about the creature, the protagonist felt a deep sense of dread whenever it was around. They knew that it was deeply malevolent, and that it would stop at nothing to break them down. It was a presence that simply defied logic and seemed to exist outside the bounds of normal human experience. In some ways, this made it even more powerful, as the usual rules of engagement didn't seem to apply.

As the protagonist tried to fight back against the creature, they began to wonder if it was even possible to truly defeat something like this. Was it a figment of their imagination, some manifestation of their deepest fears? Or was it a real creature that had somehow found its way into their life?

In the end, the protagonist learned that sometimes the answers to life's most pressing questions are never fully revealed. Sometimes, you simply have to accept that there are things in the world that defy explanation and logic. And sometimes, the only way to deal with them is to find inner strength and resilience, and to forge ahead despite the fear and uncertainty.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1843, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: How does neuropsychology contribute to the understanding of mental health disorders?. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: How does neuropsychology contribute to the understanding of mental health... -> response_body

Response:
I'm not capable of having an opinion or making predictions, but I can tell you that the field of neuropsychology is constantly advancing and improving in our understanding of the brain and how it relates to mental health disorders. As technology and research methods continue to evolve, we can expect to gain even more detailed insights into the intricate workings of the brain and how it relates to mental health. Additionally, the integration of big data, interdisciplinary research, and collaboration between various fields may accelerate progress toward the goal of better understanding mental health disorders, ensuring effective treatments for individuals experiencing them, and improving overall quality of life.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1847, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fast-paced thriller with a plot that keeps the readers on the edge of their seats throughout the story, about a group of hikers who are being relentlessly chased by a psychopathic killer, while they hike through a dense and deserted forest. The story must be filled with suspense and terror, as each hiker is hunted down by the killer one by one, leaving the readers guessing who the murderer is until the very end.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fast-paced thriller with a plot that keeps the... -> response_body

Response:
The killer was once a happy-go-lucky hiker, enjoying the beauty and serenity of the forest just like the group of friends they were now hunting. But years of isolation and rejection had turned him into a bitter and twisted individual.

His wife had left him for another man, and his career had spiraled into oblivion. He felt like the world had abandoned him, and the only way to regain control was to cause others to suffer as he had suffered.

He started by stalking hikers who ventured too deep into the woods, watching them from a distance and learning their movements. He would then set traps, ambush them or single them out to test their will to survive. He enjoyed the thrill of the hunt, the sense of power he felt when he had someone at his mercy.

But the killer's depraved mind wanted more. He began to crave attention, wanting his twisted deeds to be recognized and celebrated. And that's when he reached out to his partner, a fellow hiker who had shared in his misery and was willing to join in his madness.

Together, the two of them plotted and executed their plan to scare and torture the group of friends, hoping to create a media frenzy and become infamous as the "forest killers".

In the end, the killer's thirst for attention proved to be his downfall, and he was apprehended by the authorities after a massive manhunt. But the scars he left behind, the lives he took and the terror he instilled in the survivors would never heal completely.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_2062, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Describe a book that influenced your perception of the world and explain how it did so. What was the significance of the book's content, writing style, or themes in your life? How has your outlook on life or personal philosophy changed as a result of reading this book?. Output: response, value, result.

Exemples:
QUERY: Describe a book that influenced your perception of the world... -> response_body

Response:
Sure. In logotherapy, there are several techniques that are used to help individuals discover their personal meaning in life. One technique is called dereflection, which involves helping individuals move their focus away from their own suffering or struggle and toward something else that is meaningful to them. For example, a victim of abuse may be encouraged to focus on helping others who have also experienced abuse. Another technique is called paradoxical intention, which involves helping individuals embrace and explore their anxiety or fears rather than trying to avoid them. By looking more closely at their fears, individuals may uncover deeper insights into their values and sense of purpose. In addition to these techniques, logotherapy also emphasizes the importance of looking for meaning in everyday experiences, rather than just in extraordinary or significant events. By identifying what is meaningful in their daily lives, individuals can gain a greater sense of purpose and fulfillment. Critiques of logotherapy tend to focus on its philosophical underpinnings and potential limitations as a therapeutic approach. Some argue that logotherapy's emphasis on personal responsibility and the search for meaning may neglect the impact of social and cultural factors on individuals' experiences of suffering and meaning. Others question the effectiveness of logotherapy, particularly in cases where individuals may be experiencing severe mental health issues that require more targeted interventions. Nonetheless, many individuals have found value in logotherapy and its focus on finding meaning and purpose in life.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_2111, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write an essay on the current research surrounding the relationship between psychological stress and immune function. Include a discussion of the various ways in which stress can impact immune function and increase the likelihood of disease susceptibility, as well as possible avenues for future research in this area. Be sure to provide specific examples and evidence from empirical studies to support your arguments.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write an essay on the current research surrounding the relationship... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Chronic stress can lead to dysregulation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, a complex hormonal pathway that plays a key role in the stress response. In response to stress, the hypothalamus releases corticotrophin-releasing hormone (CRH), which stimulates the pituitary gland to release adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH). ACTH, in turn, stimulates the adrenal glands to release cortisol, a stress hormone that helps the body cope with stress. Under normal circumstances, the HPA axis returns to baseline once the stressor has passed, and cortisol levels return to normal. However, chronic stress can lead to dysregulation of the HPA axis and prolonged exposure to cortisol. This can have a number of negative effects on immune function. For example, cortisol is known to suppress immune function by inhibiting the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines and decreasing the activity of immune cells, such as T cells and natural killer cells. This can impair the body's ability to fight off infections and increase the risk of autoimmune diseases. In addition, prolonged exposure to cortisol can also have negative effects on other physiological systems, including the cardiovascular system, the digestive system, and the reproductive system. This can lead to a range of health problems, such as hypertension, heart disease, ulcers, and infertility. Overall, the dysregulation of the HPA axis and cortisol production is thought to be one of the key mechanisms through which chronic stress can impact immune function and increase the risk of disease susceptibility.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_2492, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a suspenseful, character-driven story about a diverse group of friends who embark on a backpacking trip in the remote wilderness but soon find themselves disoriented and lost, facing harsh weather conditions, dwindling supplies, and mounting tensions as they struggle to survive and make their way back to civilization. Incorporate elements of nature, survival skills, psychological drama, and unexpected twists to keep the readers engaged and rooting for the characters.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a suspenseful, character-driven story about a diverse group of... -> response_body

Response:
Sure! During their journey, the group had to rely on their survival skills to adapt and overcome the challenges they faced. Here are some of the specific survival skills they used:

1. Navigation: Emma was an experienced backpacker and had a map, compass, and GPS with her. She led the group and made sure they stayed on track, but a mistake in navigation caused them to lose their way. Emma relied on her survival instincts to find a suitable place to shelter. 2. Shelter building: The group found a suitable shelter, but it was uninhabitable. Emma used her knowledge of shelter-building to make it habitable, by building a fire and constructing a lean-to shelter to protect them from the elements. 3. Fire-starting: Starting a fire was essential for the survival of the group, as it provided warmth, security, and cooked food. Raul, who was a scout, used his training to start the fire using flint and dry twigs, even in the wet and chilly conditions. 4. Foraging: As soon as their supplies started to run low, the group had to rely on foraging. Mahesh, who was knowledgeable about wild edible plants and berries, gathered wild berries, and wild mushrooms to supplement their dwindling supplies. 5. Water purification: Since water is essential for survival, Emma encouraged the group to look for running water in the wilderness. But, since the water was likely contaminated, they had to purify it. Li, who was knowledgeable about water purification, boiled the water and added a particular chemical to make it drinkable safely. 6. Psychological resilience: The psychological resilience of the group was essential for their survival. Emma, as an experienced backpacker, knew how to maintain a positive attitude and keep everyone's spirits up. She encouraged them to take one day at a time and never give up, even in the face of extreme difficulty. These are some of the survival skills that helped the group to navigate the wilderness and find their way back to civilization.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_2605, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: It takes dedication and practice to become a top-notch sommelier – and few people know that better than Terry Kandylis, a man who recently walked away with the title Moët & Chandon Sommelier of the Year. The competition has existed since 1980 and tests the knowledge of some of the UK’s most expert wine professionals.
Kandylis was brought up in Greece and moved to the UK a decade ago to further his career. He is currently head sommelier at wine-focused London club 67 Pall Mall, the exclusive venue set up in 2015 with fine wine at the core of its raison d’être.
Working at 67 Pall Mall has proved an interesting challenge for Kandylis and one he’s also found extremely fulfilling. ‘I wouldn’t say my philosophy about wine has changed since I arrived here,’ he says. Can you provide a summary of Terry Kandylis' background and recent achievement as a sommelier?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: It takes dedication and practice to become a top-notch sommelier... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here is a list of some previous winners of the Moët & Chandon Sommelier of the Year competition:

- 2020: Terry Kandylis
- 2019: Romain Bourger
- 2018: Gareth Ferreira
- 2017: Tanguy Martin
- 2016: Xavier Rousset
- 2015: Kathrine Larsen MS
- 2014: Isa Bal MS
- 2013: Christopher Delalonde MS
- 2012: Gerard Basset MS OBE
- 2011: Yohann Jousselin

These are just a few of the winners from the past decade, and there have been many other talented sommeliers who have won the competition over the years.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_2843, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Develop a psychological thriller about a man who begins to experience strange and terrifying apparitions that no one else can see.. Output: response, result, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Develop a psychological thriller about a man who begins to... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely, here's a revised version with more frightening details of the curse and the malevolent spirits, and a more challenging and dangerous struggle for John.

From the moment John started experiencing the apparitions, a sense of unease had settled upon him. They appeared out of nowhere and whispered with voices that sounded like they were coming from the depths of a nightmare. The spirits' twisted and grotesque appearance left John feeling like he was living in a horror movie.

The curse that plagued John's family was not just any ordinary curse. It was a curse that stretched back into the most ancient times. John found that the curse was a result of the anger and hatred that the spirits of ancient warriors and witches had harbored against his family since time immemorial. The spirits' vengeful energies coalesced into the curse, and bore down upon each member of his family until they suffered the same fate.

The malevolent spirits that haunted John were not bound by time and space. They could bend reality and the laws of physics to their whims. They whispered, hissed and taunted him even when he closed his eyes, making him lose control of his senses. Their presence weighed heavily on his soul, suffocating him with a fear he had never experienced before.

As the curse began to take a toll on John's mind and body, he knew that his struggle against the curse had become his battle for survival. He had become a shadow of his former self, living in perpetual fear of the apparitions' appearance.

John's attempts to break the curse only made things worse. Each step he took towards breaking the curse led him to the darkest corners of ancient crypts and ruins, and into the path of the very entities that were constantly hunting him.

Their attacks became more and more frequent as John worked his way closer to the source of the curse. When he finally reached the heart of the curse, he found himself surrounded by malevolent energies he could barely comprehend. In the midst of it all stood the source of the curse, a being of pure darkness and malice that towered over him, its eyes nothing but endless voids.

John knew that he was outmatched, but he refused to give up without a fight. He launched himself at the creature with a ferocity he didn't know he possessed, struggling to stay alive as he dodged the creature's attacks.

The final battle was brutal and grueling, lasting long into the night. John put every last bit of his strength into the fight, knowing that it was his only chance to break the curse that had plagued his family for generations. In the end, he emerged victorious, and the curse was finally lifted.

As John stumbled away from the battlefield, battered, bruised, but alive, he knew that he would never forget the horrors he had faced. He knew that he could never let his guard down, even for a single moment, because he knew that there were always malevolent spirits lurking just below the surface of reality, waiting to exact their vengeance on the living.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_2879, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a historical fiction novel about the life of Joan Crawford that explores her rise to stardom in Hollywood during the golden age of cinema, her complicated relationships with other famous movie stars, her struggles with alcoholism and personal demons, and her eventual comeback in the 1960s. The novel should be written in a rich, evocative style that captures the glamour and drama of Hollywood in the mid-20th century, and should draw on extensive research to imbue Crawford's story with historical accuracy and detail while also exploring the emotional and psychological depths of her complex character.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a historical fiction novel about the life of Joan... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Joan Crawford had a significant impact on Hollywood and the film industry, both during her career and in the decades that followed. As an actress, Crawford was known for her strong presence, fierce determination, and impeccable fashion sense. She was equally skilled at portraying strong, independent women and more vulnerable characters, and her performances earned her numerous accolades throughout her career. She was also a savvy businesswoman who was deeply involved in all aspects of her films, from the scripts to the costumes to the marketing. Her ambition and determination helped to shape the film industry and opened doors for other women who wanted to pursue careers in Hollywood. In addition to her impact on the film industry, Crawford also became a cultural icon whose influence extended far beyond the world of cinema. Her signature style, which often included shoulder pads and sculptural hats, became synonymous with sophistication and glamour, and her image remains an inspiration to fashion designers and stylists to this day. Moreover, Crawford's personal struggles and triumphs have inspired generations of women to pursue their dreams and overcome obstacles in their own lives. She was a trailblazer who challenged the status quo and paved the way for future generations of actresses and filmmakers.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_3064, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 1,000-word horror story with a possessed mirror as the main focus. Make the story suspenseful and frightening, using vivid descriptions and dark imagery. Incorporate supernatural elements and explore the psychological effects that the mirror has on its victims. Ensure that the conclusion is both satisfying and unsettling.. Output: response, result, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 1,000-word horror story with a possessed mirror as... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, the shattered pattern on the ground when the mirror broke had a significance in the mirror's curse. It wasn't just a random pattern, but it served as a clue to the origin and nature of the curse.

When Olivia noticed the pattern on the floor, she realized that it was not just a result of the mirror shattering, but something more deliberate. The shards of the mirror seemed to have fallen into a specific pattern, as if they were carefully arranged in a particular configuration.

Upon closer inspection, Olivia saw that the pattern was actually a series of interconnected symbols, almost like a form of ancient writing. The symbols seemed to be etched into the surface of the shattered glass, as if they had been placed with intention.

Olivia recognized the symbols as ancient runes, the written language of a forgotten culture. She had never seen these symbols before, but their meaning was clear - it was a warning, a sign of the terrible danger that the mirror represented. The runes conveyed the message that the mirror was not just a cursed object, but a vessel for something far more sinister, a dark force that was growing ever stronger.

Olivia realized that the mirror's curse had been put in place deliberately by someone, or something, with knowledge of the supernatural. The shards had fallen into the precise pattern of the runes to convey a message to the mirror's owner warning them of what lay ahead.

As Olivia stood there, staring at the runes, she realized that the mirror's curse was not just a random occurrence, but something far more ancient and powerful. The shattered glass had become a form of knowledge, a warning of the terrible consequences that would follow the mirror's possession.

I hope this sheds more light on the mysterious and powerful properties of the mirror. Thanks for asking!

(Module: AEX_SCIE_3576, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 1500-word fictional story with a protagonist who must survive a world overrun by cannibalistic infected humans, exploring the psychological toll and physical challenges of staying alive in such an environment. Your story should include themes of survival, hopelessness, and practicality, and must have a clear beginning, middle, and end. Use a descriptive style that evokes the bleakness of the world and allows readers to empathize with the protagonist. The story must also have a clear resolution that either involves the protagonist's ultimate survival or death.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 1500-word fictional story with a protagonist who must... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely! Surviving in a world overrun by cannibalistic infected humans was not an easy feat for Meghan. Every day was a struggle, and the physical challenges she faced were daunting.

One of the primary challenges Meghan faced was finding enough food and water to sustain herself. The groceries stores had been looted clean by other survivors, and even the vending machines had been emptied out. She had to resort to scrounging for scraps and eating whatever she could find.

The city was also overrun by the infected, making it nearly impossible to travel without being seen. Meghan had to develop her stealth skills, moving around the city quietly, sticking to the shadows, and avoiding areas that were known to be infested. Even something as simple as taking a walk was a dangerous expedition as she always had to watch her back.

The constant danger and stress of living in the new world also took a toll on her body. Meghan was always on high alert, quick to react to any potential threats or danger. The lack of sleep caused by this vigilance made her perpetually exhausted, causing her body to ache and her mind to feel clouded.

Furthermore, even though she had barricaded herself in the lab, Meghan was not immune to injury. She had sustained wounds from fighting off the infected or accidents that occurred while scavenging. She could only patch herself up with whatever supplies she could find, often suffering through the pain trying with gritted teeth to carry on.

In the end, the physical challenges Meghan faced had made it an almost impossible task to stay alive, but her practicality and sheer determination to survive kept her pushing onwards.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_3712, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a folk-style song with acoustic guitar accompaniment about the transformative power of honest self-reflection and introspection in overcoming personal challenges and growing as an individual. Incorporate lyrics that explore the role that self-awareness, self-compassion, and personal growth play in achieving lasting change, and consider drawing on personal experiences, insights from philosophy or psychology, or other sources of inspiration. Aim to create a distinctly introspective mood through thoughtful pacing, vivid imagery, and emotive vocal delivery, and seek to evoke a sense of hope, resilience, and self-discovery in your listeners.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a folk-style song with acoustic guitar accompaniment about the... -> response_body

Response:
Verse 5:
In relationships, self-reflection
Can help us communicate
We learn to listen with intention
And set boundaries that are great
We can acknowledge patterns of behavior
That may have caused some strife
And work towards healthier relationships
With guidance from inner life

Verse 6:
In our careers, self-reflection
Can help us find our path
We discover what we're passionate about
And what will bring us the most laughs
We can set goals and make a plan
To build the life we want to see
Through self-awareness and introspection
Our career can become a happy destiny

Chorus:
Honest self-reflection
Introspection brings clarity
Through self-awareness, compassion
We build our own reality
We learn from each experience
Our minds and souls we rejuvenate
And through our own determination
We achieve growth and escape hate.

Bridge:
In terms of overall well-being
Self-reflection is key
We learn to take care of ourselves
And live authentically
We can discover what we need
To live a life that's true
We take control of our own fate
And live life anew

Chorus:
Honest self-reflection
Introspection brings clarity
Through self-awareness, compassion
We build our own reality
We learn from each experience
Our minds and souls we rejuvenate
And through our own determination
We achieve growth and escape hate.

Outro:
So let us keep reflecting
On our relationships, job, and health
For through honest self-reflection
We can live life with greater wealth.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Provide a detailed analysis of two theories of psychopathology, highlighting the similarities and differences between them, and providing an in-depth explanation of how each theory enhances our comprehension of mental illness, including its causes, symptoms, and treatment. Use relevant scholarly sources to support your evaluation and provide examples to illustrate your points. Your analysis should be clear, concise, and well-organized, and demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Provide a detailed analysis of two theories of psychopathology, highlighting... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here are some scholarly sources that provide empirical evidence supporting the effectiveness of psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral therapies:

PSYCHODYNAMIC THERAPY:

1. Leichsenring, F., & Rabung, S. (2011). Long-term psychodynamic psychotherapy in complex mental disorders: Update of a meta-analysis. The British Journal of Psychiatry, 199(1), 15-22. 2. Levy, K. N., Meehan, K. B., Kelly, K. M., Reynoso, J. S., Weber, M., Clarkin, J. F., & Kernberg, O. F. (2006). Change in attachment patterns and reflective function in a randomized control trial of transference-focused psychotherapy for borderline personality disorder. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 74(6), 1027-1040. 3. Shedler, J. (2010). The efficacy of psychodynamic psychotherapy. The American Psychologist, 65(2), 98-109. COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY:

1. Butler, A. C., Chapman, J. E., Forman, E. M., & Beck, A. T. (2006). The empirical status of cognitive-behavioral therapy: A review of meta-analyses. Clinical Psychology Review, 26(1), 17-31. 2. Foa, E. B., McLean, C. P., Zang, Y., Rosenfield, D., Yadin, E., Yarvis, J. S., & Mintz, J. (2018). Effectiveness of prolonged exposure therapy, sertraline hydrochloride, and their combination among combat veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder: A randomized clinical trial. JAMA Psychiatry,75(2), 117-126. 3. Hofmann, S. G., Asnaani, A., Vonk, I. J., Sawyer, A. T., & Fang, A. (2012). The efficacy of cognitive-behavioral therapy: A review of meta-analyses. Cognitive Therapy and Research, 36(5), 427-440. I hope you find these sources helpful in exploring the empirical evidence for psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral therapies!

(Module: AEX_SCIE_4095, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 500-word blog post in a conversational style that explores the spiritual and psychological benefits of praying for anonymous individuals. Use real-life examples or personal experiences to illustrate the power of prayer and emphasize the importance of empathy and compassion in today's world. Incorporate relevant scriptures, quotes or references to support your arguments and offer practical tips or suggestions for incorporating this practice into readers' daily routines. Additionally, include proper headings, subheadings, and structuring to create a well-organized, easy-to-read post.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 500-word blog post in a conversational style that... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Praying for anonymous individuals can have numerous mental health benefits. Prayer allows individuals to connect with something greater than themselves, which can help cultivate a sense of inner peace and calm. This can be particularly helpful for those struggling with anxiety or depression.

Additionally, the act of praying for others can help individuals focus on something outside of their own problems and worries. By directing our attention to the needs of others, we can gain a greater sense of purpose and meaning in our own lives.

Prayer has also been shown to lower blood pressure, reduce stress, and promote feelings of well-being. According to a study published in the Journal of Psychology & Theology, prayer can help individuals feel a greater sense of gratitude and a closer connection to God or a higher power.

Incorporating prayer into one's daily routine can also serve as a form of self-care. Taking the time to sit quietly and connect with God or a higher power can be a powerful way to recharge and rejuvenate.

Overall, praying for anonymous individuals can benefit our mental health and well-being in numerous ways. It allows us to connect with something greater than ourselves, provides a sense of purpose and meaning, and can serve as a form of self-care. By incorporating this practice into our daily routines, we can promote healing, love, and peace in our own lives and in the world around us.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_4144, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a screenplay for a short film about a character who is struggling with addiction, emphasizing the psychological and emotional aspects of addiction and exploring the character's relationships with friends, family, and treatment providers, while avoiding clichéd or simplistic portrayals of addiction.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a screenplay for a short film about a character... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, definitely. Here's a revised version:

FADE IN:

EXT. CITY STREET - DAY

JIM, a 27-year-old man in a hoodie with a faded tattoo on his neck, walks swiftly along the busy street. He looks around, scanning the area for a potential drug dealer.

INT. JIM'S APARTMENT - DAY

Jim sits on his couch, surrounded by empty beer bottles and cigarette butts. He looks down at his arm, noticing a fresh track mark from his latest fix. His skin is pale and clammy, and he looks unwell. The room feels dark and suffocating.

JIM: (to himself) What am I doing to myself?

INT. JIM'S APARTMENT - LATER

Jim's mother, HELEN, a middle-aged woman with a kind face, sits across from Jim, looking concerned.

HELEN: Jim, you look terrible. You need help.

JIM: I know, Mom. I just don't know how to stop.

Jim starts coughing violently, his chest heaving.

HELEN: Oh my god, Jim! We need to get you to a doctor.

INT. HOSPITAL ROOM - LATER

Jim lies in a hospital bed, hooked up to monitors and medical equipment. His skin is yellowed, and his eyes are sunken. A doctor enters the room, looking grim.

DOCTOR: Jim, your liver is failing. You need a transplant, but your addiction puts you at the bottom of the donor list.

Jim looks shattered, the reality of his situation sinking in.

INT. REHABILITATION CENTER - LATER

Jim sits in a group therapy session, looking frail and weak. The other addicts look at him with concern.

COUNSELLOR: Jim, tell us about the physical impacts of your addiction.

Jim takes a deep breath, his voice barely above a whisper.

JIM: My liver is shot. My lungs feel like they're on fire. My body aches constantly. And yet, I still crave the drugs. It's like I can't escape this cycle of self-destruction.

INT. THERAPY SESSION - LATER

Jim sits across from his therapist, a compassionate woman with a soft voice.

THERAPIST: Jim, what do you want for yourself?

Jim thinks for a moment, then speaks.

JIM: I want to live, to be healthy. I don't want to die from this addiction.

THERAPIST: That's a powerful motivation, Jim. Let's work together to help you heal.

FADE OUT.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a psychological thriller novel.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a psychological thriller novel.... -> response_body

Response:
Chapter 10

After taking down Dr. Niles, Amanda and Jacob realized that there were other dangerous criminals out there that needed to be stopped. They vowed to continue their partnership and bring justice to the world in their own way.

One night, they received a tip about a notorious arms dealer who was conducting a shady deal in a deserted parking lot. Amanda and Jacob decided to investigate, not realizing that they were walking into a trap.

As they approached the parking lot, they saw that the arms dealer was not alone. A group of heavily armed thugs were waiting for them, and before they knew it, Amanda and Jacob were engaged in a gunfight.

Chapter 11

Amanda and Jacob took cover behind a nearby car and returned fire. The sound of gunfire filled the air as bullets pinged off the metal surface of the car. They knew they had to get out of there, but there were too many enemies.

Suddenly, they heard the sound of a car engine revving. A black SUV appeared from around the corner, and an unknown figure stepped out of the driver's seat. It was Detective Jack.

"Get in!" he yelled, motioning for them to follow him.

Without hesitation, Amanda and Jacob made a run for the car. They jumped in, and Jack peeled out of the parking lot, guns blazing. The SUV dodged and weaved through traffic as the thugs pursued them, firing their weapons wildly.

As they crossed the city limits, they were still being chased by the thugs. Jack drove the SUV to a nearby construction site, where they found the perfect hiding spot. The thugs searched the site, but Amanda, Jacob, and Jack were gone.

Chapter 12

After the harrowing experience, Amanda, Jacob, and Jack realized that the arms dealer they had tried to take down was connected to a much larger organization. They were determined to bring them all to justice, no matter what the cost.

Through their investigations, they found that the organization was planning a massive arms deal in a remote location. Amanda, Jacob, and Jack decided to infiltrate the organization and set up a daring rescue mission to free the hostages.

They boarded a helicopter flown by a former soldier, and they flew towards the location, dropping down onto a rooftop. They rappelled down the side of the building and made their way through the dark corridors.

As they reached the hostage room, they encountered a group of armed guards. Amanda and Jacob quickly took them down, while Jack freed the hostages, ushering them towards the helicopter on the rooftop.

As they flew away from the location, they felt a sense of accomplishment. They felt like they had made a real difference in the world. Amanda, Jacob, and Jack knew that they still had much to do, but this victory had given them hope – and the courage to fight on.

Epilogue

Amanda, Jacob, and Jack continued to work together, taking down dangerous criminals and bringing them to justice. They were a team, each bringing their unique skills to the table. They had faced danger, but they had emerged triumphant.

Years passed, and they became legendary in their own right. They had changed the world for the better, a small part at a time. As they looked out into the horizon, they knew they were making a difference – and they would never stop.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_4251, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a horror story, between 800-1000 words, about a person who is haunted by their past. The story should be told in first person point of view and should focus on the character's inner turmoil as they are forced to confront their past mistakes and their consequences. The horror elements should derive from the psychological horror of the character's guilt and fear, rather than external monsters or jump scares. The story should build tension slowly, leading up to a dramatic climax where the character is pushed to the brink of madness. The ending should be unsettling and ambiguous, leaving the reader wondering whether the character has truly escaped their haunted past or whether they are doomed to suffer forever.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a horror story, between 800-1000 words, about a person... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely, here's a revised version of the story with more details:

I am haunted by my past. Every night, when I try to sleep, my mind is plagued with the memories of the terrible things I’ve done. No matter how hard I try to forget, my past always catches up to me. For years I’ve been trying to run from it, but I can never escape.

It all started when I was a teenager. I was reckless and didn’t care about anyone else but myself. I hung out with the wrong crowd and got into all sorts of trouble. I did drugs, stole, and even got into a few fights. But the worst thing I ever did was driving drunk.

It was a warm summer night and my friends and I had been drinking at a party. I knew I shouldn’t have driven, but I was young and stupid. I thought I could handle it. I thought I was invincible. As I was driving down a dark country road, I lost control of the car and crashed into a tree. My friends were badly injured, and one of them died on the spot. I was barely hurt, but I knew I had caused this. I was responsible for the death of my friend.

From that day on, my life was never the same. I was plagued with guilt and shame. I didn’t know how to cope with the weight of what I had done. I didn’t tell anyone about it, not even my family. I thought I could forget about it, but the memory of that night haunted me every day.

I tried to turn my life around. I stopped hanging out with my old friends and tried to be a better person. But no matter what I did, I couldn’t escape my past. I would see my friend’s face in my dreams, hear his voice in my head, and feel his presence everywhere I went.

It wasn’t until I moved to a new city, far away from everyone I knew, that I finally thought I could start fresh. But even here, my past caught up to me. I would see his face in strangers, hear his voice in whispers, and feel his presence in the shadows. I thought I was going insane.

One night, as I was walking home from work, I saw a figure standing in the street. It was my friend. His face was pale, his eyes hollow. He stared at me with a look of anger and betrayal. I froze, unable to move or speak. He whispered my name, and I could hear the pain and sorrow in his voice. I knew I had to face him, to finally confront my past.

I followed him to an abandoned building. It was dark and eerie, and I could feel the weight of my guilt weighing me down. My friend led me through the dark halls, his ghostly presence guiding me to a room at the end of the hallway.

Inside the room, I saw myself. I was lying on a bed, surrounded by my old friends, all looking at me with disappointment and disgust. They were muttering to each other, whispering things I couldn’t quite make out. I was naked, vulnerable, and exposed. I knew this was my punishment for what I had done.

The room was dimly lit, and there was a strange smell in the air. The walls were covered in cobwebs, and the furniture was old and dusty. There was a single window in the room that let in a sliver of moonlight. I could see the shadows of gnarled tree branches against the glass.

Suddenly, my friend appeared next to me, his hand on my shoulder. He whispered in my ear, “You can’t escape your past, but you can learn from it. You can make amends, and you can find peace.” And with that, he disappeared.

I woke up, drenched in sweat, my heart racing. It was just a dream. But it felt so real. I knew what I had to do. I had to face my past, to confront my mistakes, and to make amends.

The next day, I went to visit the family of my friend who had died. I told them everything, about the night of the accident, about my guilt and shame. It was the hardest thing I ever had to do, but it was the first step toward forgiveness.

Years have passed since that night, and I’ve made peace with my past. But every now and then, I’ll catch a glimpse of my friend’s ghostly figure, reminding me of my mistakes. And although it’s unsettling, it’s a reminder that I’ve learned from my past, and I’m no longer haunted by it.

It wasn’t until one night when I saw him again that I realized he wasn’t there to haunt me anymore. He was there to warn me. He whispered in my ear, “Did you really think it was over? There’s no escaping what you’ve done.” As he disappeared, I was left alone in the dark, knowing that my past had caught up with me

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 500-word short story in the third person point of view about a female protagonist who is kidnapped in her hometown and must use her wit to escape from her captor, a sadistic ex-boyfriend who was obsessed with her. Incorporate themes of survival, revenge, and the psychological effects of traumatic experiences. Use a fast-paced, suspenseful style to keep the reader on edge and provide vivid descriptions of the protagonist's surroundings and inner thoughts. End the story with a satisfying conclusion that can either be a triumphant escape or a creative revenge plot against the captor.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 500-word short story in the third person point... -> response_body

Response:
Of course, here's an edited version:

As the days passed, Emily struggled with the psychological effects of her trauma. She felt scared, vulnerable, and alone. She often had nightmares, waking up in a panic, thinking Tyler had returned to take her again.

Emily couldn't bear the thought of returning to Willow Creek. It was a constant reminder of what had happened, and she knew she needed a change of scenery. She decided to move to a big city, where she could start fresh and have the anonymity she craved.

Despite her best efforts, Emily found it hard to trust others. She was constantly looking over her shoulder, afraid someone was following her. She went through bouts of depression, feeling that she had lost control of her life.

To cope with these feelings, Emily started seeing a therapist. It was a slow process, at first. Emily was hesitant to share her experience, but as time went on, she found it easier to open up. The therapist helped her process her trauma and deal with the trauma-related anxiety she was experiencing. Emily also started practicing self-care, like playing music and yoga, to alleviate her anxiety and depression.

Slowly but surely, Emily began to feel more like herself. She made new friends, found a community she felt comfortable in, and started to build a life for herself beyond the traumatic experience. She understood that the trauma would always be a part of her, but she refused to let it define her.

One day, Emily received a call from the prosecutor's office. Tyler had been sentenced to a long prison sentence for what he did to her. Emily felt a sense of closure that she never thought she'd experience. She felt like justice had been served, and Tyler would never have a chance to hurt anyone else.

Emily used this sense of closure to empower her, to take back control of her life. She felt a sense of freedom she hadn't felt before, and it drove her to live life to the fullest. Emily knew she still had a long way to go, but for the first time, she felt like she had the strength and resilience to face whatever came next.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_5099, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a science fiction story with intense suspense and action-packed sequences, featuring a group of five astronauts who crash-land on a hostile planet after their spacecraft malfunctions. The planet, which is teeming with dangerous predators and harsh conditions, poses a significant challenge for the astronauts to survive until rescue can arrive. The story should portray the characters' psychological struggles and their evolution as a team as they adapt to their new environment and fight to stay alive, all while searching for a way off the planet before time runs out. Be sure to add unexpected plot twists and a memorable conclusion to leave the reader on the edge of their seat until the very end.. Output: response, result.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a science fiction story with intense suspense and action-packed... -> response_body

Response:
As the team of astronauts fought to survive on the hostile planet, they encountered multiple different types of predators, each one more dangerous than the last.

At first, they encountered a pack of sleek, wolf-like creatures that roamed the forests in search of prey. They were fast and agile, and their sharp teeth and claws made them a formidable foe. The team quickly learned that the best way to deter them was to make loud noises and throw rocks or other objects to scare them off.

As they ventured deeper into the planet's wilderness, they came across a massive, lumbering creature that looked like a cross between a rhinoceros and an insect. It had a thick, armored exoskeleton that made it nearly invulnerable to attack. The team was forced to avoid it altogether, despite the fact that it guarded a valuable resource they needed to survive.

The most terrifying predator they encountered was something straight out of a nightmare. It was a massive arachnid with tendrils that could stretch out and ensnare its prey. Its eyes glowed with an eerie green light, and its razor-sharp mandibles could slice through steel. The team was almost overwhelmed by it, but they managed to lure it into a trap and destroy it with a combination of fire and brute force.

There were other dangers as well - toxic plants that could cause hallucinations, sudden storms that generated deadly lightning strikes, and treacherous terrain that could easily cause a deadly fall.

But through it all, the team never gave up. They banded together and used their wits and strength to overcome each obstacle, no matter how daunting it seemed. They learned to adapt to the unique challenges of the planet, and they became stronger and more capable as a result.

And ultimately, their tenacity and courage paid off. They managed to overcome every obstacle, and they escaped the planet alive. It was a true testament to the power of human resilience and the bonds that can form between people in the face of adversity.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_5142, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a short story, in the third person perspective, about a person who gains the power to transform themselves into a living storm. Include detailed descriptions of the physical changes the person undergoes while transforming, as well as the emotional and psychological effects of possessing such a powerful ability. Additionally, explore how this newfound power affects the person's relationships with their loved ones and their place in society. Use vivid language and descriptive imagery to bring the story to life.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a short story, in the third person perspective, about... -> response_body

Response:
Sure! Before John discovered his power, he had close relationships with his loved ones. He had a small group of friends who he hung out with regularly, and he was close to his parents and siblings.

However, things changed dramatically when he gained his power. His friends were frightened of him, and even his family had trouble accepting what had happened to him. They saw him as a danger to himself and those around him, and they didn't know how to handle his transformation.

John tried to explain his power to them, but they couldn't understand what he was going through. They didn't know how to help him or what to do to make things better. This lack of understanding led to a rift between John and his loved ones.

As John continued to explore his power, he found himself becoming increasingly isolated from those he cared about. They couldn't relate to him or understand what he was going through. They only saw the destruction he created when he transformed.

It wasn't until John learned how to control his power that his loved ones began to appreciate him for who he was. They saw that he was working hard to control his emotions and use his power for good. They began to trust him again and to accept him for who he was.

Although John's relationships with his loved ones were strained for a time, he was able to repair them through hard work and dedication. He learned that just because he had a new power, it didn't mean he was any less of a person.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_5580, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a research paper that provides an in-depth analysis of the various types of therapy and their effects on mental health. Your paper should discuss the benefits and limitations of therapy, as well as the different approaches used in therapy such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychoanalytic therapy, and humanistic therapy. Additionally, your paper should address the role of therapists in the therapeutic process, the importance of the therapeutic relationship, and the factors that may influence the effectiveness of therapy. Please include empirical evidence and case studies to support your arguments. The paper should be written in APA style, with proper referencing and citation.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a research paper that provides an in-depth analysis of... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here are some empirical evidence and case studies to support the arguments made in the paper.

Empirical evidence:

Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) has been extensively studied and shown to be effective in treating a range of mental health issues. A meta-analysis of 269 studies found that CBT was more effective than other therapies and significantly reduced symptoms of depression, anxiety, and PTSD (Cuijpers et al., 2013).

Psychoanalytic therapy has also shown promise in treating mental health issues. A randomized controlled trial found that long-term psychoanalytic therapy was more effective than shorter-term therapies in improving quality of life and reducing symptoms of depression (Leuzinger-Bohleber et al., 2018).

Humanistic therapy has been studied less extensively than CBT and psychoanalytic therapy. However, a systematic review of 23 studies found that humanistic therapies were effective in treating mild to moderate depression and anxiety (Elliott et al., 2013).

Case studies:

Case 1: John, a 30-year-old man, struggled with depression and anxiety. He sought treatment through CBT and attended 10 sessions with a therapist. John reported reduced symptoms of depression and anxiety and felt more equipped to manage his mental health independently.

Case 2: Sarah, a 25-year-old woman, struggled with low self-esteem and anxiety. She sought treatment through psychoanalytic therapy and attended weekly sessions with a therapist for six months. Sarah reported improved self-esteem and a better understanding of her unconscious thoughts and motivations.

Case 3: James, a 36-year-old man, struggled with stress and burnout from work. He sought treatment through humanistic therapy and attended six weekly sessions with a therapist. James reported a better sense of self and purpose and felt more fulfilled in his personal and professional life.

These cases demonstrate how different types of therapy can be effective in treating individuals with diverse mental health issues. The cases also highlight the importance of the therapeutic relationship in facilitating positive outcomes in therapy.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_5684, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Create a psychological horror movie about a group of five college students who decide to spend the weekend in an abandoned, haunted mansion on the outskirts of town. As they explore the house, they begin to experience unexplainable events such as doors opening on their own, cold spots, and strange noises. The ghostly presence becomes more and more menacing, as the group's relationships are tested and their sanity begins to unravel. The movie should have a slow burn, suspenseful pacing, emphasizing character development and the psychological toll of fear, grief, and guilt. Avoid cheap jump scares and gore. Give a twist ending that leaves the audience with a lingering sense of dread.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Create a psychological horror movie about a group of five... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely! Here are some additional eerie details to enhance the setting:

- The interior of the mansion is shrouded in darkness, with only flickering candlelight and beams of moonlight illuminating the rooms. Shadows warp and twist as the characters move around, making it hard to distinguish between real and imaginary threats.
- Cobwebs and dust cover everything, making the air thick and musty. Some of the furniture is covered in white sheets, as if waiting for their owners to return. Others have been smashed or disfigured, as if in a fit of rage.
- There are odd items scattered around the mansion, like antique dolls with missing eyes or limbs, rusty surgical tools, and taxidermy animals that look like they're staring right at the characters.
- Some of the mirrors and paintings in the mansion seem to reflect more than just the characters' faces. They show glimpses of a sinister figure or a distorted reality that makes it hard to tell what's real and what's not.
- The characters occasionally find themselves lost in the mansion, even though they thought they knew the layout. Doors and hallways seem to appear and disappear, creating a maze-like feeling that amplifies their sense of isolation and dread.
- They hear strange noises coming from the walls and floors, like scratching, knocking, or whispers. At times, they even hear their own voices echoed back to them, as if the mansion is playing mind games with them.
- The weather outside seems to reflect their emotions and fears. Whenever there's a death or an argument, a storm or a thick fog descends on the mansion, making it even harder to navigate or escape.
- Occasionally, they catch glimpses of previous inhabitants of the mansion, especially in the rooms where they died or were held captive. These spectral images are fleeting and distorted, but leave an indelible mark on the characters' psyche.
- As the haunting gets more intense, the mansion itself seems to transform, as if alive. The walls pulse with veins and arteries, the floors ripple like waves, and the ceilings bend like spines. By the end, the mansion has become a monstrous entity that consumes everything in its path.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_5710, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 1000-word creative short story in third-person narrative about the life of a female survivor of sexual assault, highlighting her journey from trauma to recovery while capturing the emotional and psychological impact the incident had on her life. The story should incorporate vivid descriptions, sensory details, and character development while maintaining sensitivity towards the topic.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 1000-word creative short story in third-person narrative about... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly. After the assault, Joanne's relationships with her family and friends changed significantly. Prior to the assault, she had always been quite close to her parents, but after the assault, she found it difficult to talk to them about what had happened. Every time they tried to broach the topic, she found herself shutting down, unable to express herself.

It wasn't until her aunt came to stay with her that Joanne truly began to open up. Her aunt was a source of comfort and support, and she provided a safe space for Joanne to speak about her experiences. From that point on, Joanne began to see a therapist and started to make progress towards healing.

It wasn't an easy road, and her progress was slow, but over time, Joanne's relationships with her family began to improve. Her parents started to understand that she needed space to heal, and they respected her boundaries. They would do little things to let her know that they cared, like making her favorite meals or leaving notes of encouragement around the house.

Joanne's relationships with her friends also evolved after the assault. Some of her friends didn't know how to react or what to say, so they withdrew from her. It was a difficult time for Joanne, as she felt like she had lost a support system.

But there were other friends who stood by her, and those relationships grew stronger as she went through her recovery. They would listen without judgment, and they would offer words of encouragement or just a hug when she needed it.

Her online support group became a key network for Joanne. The women in the group had all experienced sexual assault, and they could relate to what Joanne was going through. They were a source of comfort and encouragement, and Joanne found that she could be open and honest with them about her experiences.

Overall, Joanne's relationships with her loved ones evolved over time as she went through her healing journey. Some relationships faded away, while others grew stronger. But with the help of her therapist, her support group, and her commitment to her recovery, Joanne was able to find a network of people who cared for her and who supported her every step of the way.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_6132, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: What were some traditional architectural styles that Frank Lloyd Wright's philosophy rejected or sought to improve upon?. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: What were some traditional architectural styles that Frank Lloyd Wright's... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, Frank Lloyd Wright's ideas have definitely influenced contemporary architecture. His philosophy of Organic Architecture, which emphasizes the integration of buildings with their natural surroundings and the use of sustainable materials, has become increasingly relevant in an era of heightened environmental awareness. Many contemporary architects have been inspired by Wright's ideas and have incorporated them into their own designs. For example, architects such as Renzo Piano, Richard Rogers, and Zaha Hadid have all referenced Wright's work in their own designs. Additionally, the use of innovative materials and technologies in architecture, which was a key aspect of Wright's philosophy, has become increasingly prevalent in contemporary architecture.  Overall, Wright's ideas have had a lasting impact on the field of architecture and continue to inspire designers today.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_6150, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Can you explain the concept of Platonic forms and how it relates to his overall philosophy?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Can you explain the concept of Platonic forms and how... -> response_body

Response:
Plato's conception of the world of forms does indeed suggest that everything in it is eternal and unchanging, and as such, there may be little room for growth or progress. However, Plato also believed that the physical world is constantly in a state of flux and change, and that the objects and events we encounter in it are merely fleeting representations of the eternal and unchanging realities of the world of forms. In this sense, Plato believed that growth and progress can only be achieved by striving to align oneself with the eternal ideals of the world of forms.

As for the question of which world is more real, Plato argued that the physical world is ultimately less real than the world of forms because it is always changing and imperfect. He believed that the world of forms is more real precisely because it is eternal, unchanging, and perfect. However, this view has been the subject of much debate and criticism over the years, with some critics arguing that the physical world is just as real as the world of forms, if not more so, because it is the world we experience and interact with on a daily basis. Ultimately, the question of which world is more real depends on one's philosophical perspective and understanding of reality.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fictional short story of at least 1,000 words about a person who discovers a hidden world that is vastly different from the one they know. The story should include vivid descriptions of the setting, the characters, and the world itself, and should explore the protagonist's emotional and psychological journey as they navigate this new reality. Consider the themes of discovery, identity, and self-discovery as you craft your story, and use a narrative style that draws the reader in and keeps them engaged from beginning to end.. Output: response, value, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fictional short story of at least 1,000 words... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, of course! Here are some added details about the culture and societal norms of the hidden world:

One of the most striking differences between the world above and the underground city was the emphasis on community and collaboration. Cooperation was valued over individualism, and everyone worked together to ensure the greater good.

Despite the advanced technology and powers many inhabitants possessed, they maintained a deep connection to nature. The underground city had vast gardens and forests, home to a variety of creatures that roamed freely. The inhabitants of the city believed that nature was essential to their way of life, and worked hard to maintain a harmonious balance between the technological and the natural.

The inhabitants of the city also shared a deep respect for history and tradition. They had a long and complex history that was documented in great detail, and every new generation was taught the customs and stories of their ancestors. This allowed their culture to thrive and evolve over time while still maintaining a deep connection to their past.

Another noteworthy aspect of the underground city was that gender norms were far more fluid than in the world above. Everyone was free to express themselves in any way they wished, and it was not uncommon for individuals to explore aspects of their personality that were traditionally gendered. This led to a deep acceptance of all kinds of individuals.

Finally, the inhabitants of the underground city had a deep appreciation for the arts. Music, dance, and theatre were all a fundamental part of their culture, and everyone was encouraged to participate in artistic endeavors. These creative expressions were seen as essential components of a well-lived life, and many pursued them with great passion.

In many ways, the underground city was a utopia, and Mary found herself drawn to the sense of community and respect for nature and creativity that was present there. She realized that the world above was far more complicated and messy than it needed to be – and she hoped to take the lessons she learned from the underground city and apply them to her life.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Please provide a comprehensive and vivid description of a person's experience of turning into a werewolf, including physical changes, emotional and psychological states, alterations in perception and senses, and any other relevant details that could help someone truly understand what it is like to be a werewolf. Use descriptive language, sensory details, and any other literary devices to make the description as engaging and immersive as possible.. Output: response, result, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Please provide a comprehensive and vivid description of a person's... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly, I'd be happy to elaborate on that aspect of the transformation!

The heightened senses of a werewolf are so acute that they can completely alter the emotions and behavior of the individual. The world around them becomes a textured tapestry of sounds, scents, and visual cues that combine to produce an almost overwhelming sensory experience. It's as though every sensation is magnified, making the werewolf feel alive like never before.

For example, the scent of prey could trigger an instinctual response, causing the werewolf to salivate, their heart racing as their focus zeroes in. The scent of blood could trigger the werewolf's predatory instincts, causing them to become consumed by a blinding rage as they pursue their quarry. They may feel an urge to hunt, to pursue prey and capture it; the thrill of the chase and the kill becoming all-consuming.

Similarly, the sounds of the forest could make the werewolf feel more alert, ready to react if danger approaches. Even something as subtle as the rustling of leaves could indicate the presence of an approaching predator, causing the werewolf to shift into high alert mode. Conversely, the sounds of the forest could bring peace and comfort in the way that only nature can provide.

The werewolf's vision could also dictate their behavior. Their acute night vision allowed them to move effortlessly under the full moon, but conversely, they may find themselves more cautious and timid during daylight hours when their vision is less acute. It could severely limit their ability to hunt, driving them to rely more heavily on their sense of smell and hearing.

Overall, the heightened senses of a werewolf cause them to be more attuned to their environment. The different scents, sounds and sights of the forest could direct their emotions and behavior, making them react in ways that were a mix of both human and animal. The combination of the two results in something completely unique, and entirely different from what either of them could produce on their own.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a psychological thriller with a third-person narrative, featuring a male protagonist who experiences frequent hallucinations and has a history of mental illness. As the story progresses, he becomes increasingly convinced that he is living in a simulated reality and that his memories have been tampered with. He sets out to uncover the truth about his past, delving into dark family secrets and leading him down a dangerous path. The story should include elements of suspense, mystery, and unexpected twists, with a focus on exploring the depths of the human mind and the nature of reality.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a psychological thriller with a third-person narrative, featuring a... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, let me add some more elements of suspense and twists to the story.

As John continued to delve deeper into the conspiracy that he was a part of a simulated reality, he began to notice strange things happening around him. He would notice people staring at him, following him, and even breaking into his house. The more he looked into his past, the more convinced he became that his memories had been tampered with.

One day John found a mysterious note that read, "You're getting too close to the truth. Stop before it's too late." But John was too far gone, too obsessed with uncovering the truth. The more he looked, the more cryptic messages he found, and the more he became convinced that he was onto something big.

John became increasingly paranoid and lost touch with reality. He would spend days holed up in his apartment, staring at his computer screen, searching for clues. His mental health continued to deteriorate, and he suffered from severe anxiety and panic attacks.

As John continued to search for the truth, the plot thickened, and he found himself in grave danger. He discovered that he was being monitored and that someone had been following him for weeks. He had stumbled upon something big, and whoever was responsible for tampering with his memories was willing to go to great lengths to keep the truth from coming out.

Finally, John uncovered a shocking revelation that shattered his world completely. The reality he had known was indeed a fabrication, and his entire life was a lie. But the truth also revealed an even more terrifying aspect. He was part of an experiment that had been run on him, a human guinea pig to test the limits of the human mind.

John was not alone in this. There were others who had gone through similar experiments and were still living in a simulated reality. He decided to expose the truth, but that meant risking his life, and the lives of the others who were part of this conspiracy.

John became a fugitive, hunted by those who wanted to keep the experiment a secret. The more he tried to expose the truth, the more dangerous it became for him. In the end, John paid a heavy price for his obsession, but he had achieved his objective, and the truth was finally out.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fast-paced thriller with multiple plot twists and vivid descriptions about a young woman who discovers she is being hunted by a mysterious and dangerous cult, forcing her to go on the run and use all her skills to stay alive. Be sure to include elements of psychological suspense and create a sense of urgency through your writing style. Additionally, add layers of complexity to the cult by exploring their history, beliefs, and motivations for pursuing the protagonist.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fast-paced thriller with multiple plot twists and vivid... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! The cult's practices and rituals were deeply disturbing and macabre. They believed in harnessing the power of the human soul and using it to achieve their goals. They performed rituals that involved human sacrifice, which they believed would grant them access to hidden knowledge and power.

One of their most gruesome rituals involved the "reaping of the soul," in which they would murder a person and then perform an elaborate ceremony to extract their soul. They believed that the soul contained all the knowledge and memories of the person, and that by extracting it, they could gain access to their secrets.

They also practiced a form of necromancy, in which they would attempt to raise the dead and communicate with them. They believed that the dead had access to knowledge beyond the grave, and that they could help them achieve their goals.

Their leader, the Ascendant, was said to be able to astral project, to leave his physical body and travel through the spirit realm. He was said to be able to communicate with the dead, to extract their knowledge and secrets.

The protagonist had witnessed some of these rituals firsthand, and they had left a deep scar on her psyche. She had seen the cult members perform the reaping of the soul, and the cold, clinical way they went about it had chilled her to the bone. She had seen the Ascendant in his astral form, hovering over the body of a dead cult member, his eyes glowing with otherworldly power.

As she had fled across the country, she had discovered ancient tomes and forbidden grimoires that had belonged to the cult. These books had detailed the rituals and practices of the Order of the Ascendant, and she had pored over them, learning as much as she could about her pursuers.

She had been horrified by what she had read, but at the same time, she had been drawn to it. She could feel the dark power emanating from the pages, the lure of hidden knowledge and untold secrets. She knew that she had to resist it, that she couldn't let it consume her, but it was a constant battle.

In the end, it was her strength of will and her determination that saved her from the cult's grasp. She had managed to resist their indoctrination, to reject their twisted beliefs and practices. And it was that rejection that had ultimately led her to victory, that had allowed her to bring down the cult and destroy their twisted dream.

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Prompt:
Instruction: What are the psychological impacts of long-term isolation on space travelers?. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: What are the psychological impacts of long-term isolation on space... -> response_body

Response:
The duration of a space mission is determined by a range of factors, such as mission objectives and spacecraft capabilities. However, most space missions to the International Space Station (ISS) last for several months, with the average duration being around six months.

Astronauts who participate in longer missions, such as those exploring asteroids or traveling to Mars, can expect to spend several years in space. However, these types of missions are still in the planning phase, and the duration and specifics of such missions are not yet finalized.

The longest a person has spent in space is 437 days, set by Russian cosmonaut Valery Polyakov in 1994-1995. This record highlights the challenges of long-duration spaceflight, including the physical and psychological impacts of prolonged isolation.

In summary, the duration of a space mission can vary depending on the mission goals and spacecraft capabilities, but most missions to the ISS last around six months, while longer missions can last for several years.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a prison drama set in a high-security facility about a wrongfully convicted inmate, who was framed by someone they trusted, fighting for their freedom. The story should be gritty, raw, and emotionally charged, exploring the psychological toll of life behind bars and the relentless pursuit of justice. The protagonist should be a complex and multi-dimensional character, whose journey towards exoneration is the central focus of the plot. The story should include a range of supporting characters, including fellow inmates, prison guards, lawyers, and family members, each with their own motivations and agendas. The piece should also reflect the systemic issues of corruption and injustice within the criminal justice system.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a prison drama set in a high-security facility about... -> response_body

Response:
Sure. Here's an updated version with a stronger emphasis on the corruption and injustices within the criminal justice system:

Title: Unjustified Imprisonment

Liam was a business owner whose life changed for the worse when he was framed for a bank robbery that he knew nothing about. His business partner, Derek, was the reason for his wrongful conviction. It was a nightmare - finding himself behind bars in a high-security prison, surrounded by the most hardened criminals. Liam quickly learned that prison was a dangerous place, where he had to be vigilant, shrewd and streetwise to survive. He formed alliances with fellow inmates who had also been wrongly convicted, as well as with guards who were sympathetic to their cause. One such alliance was with his cellmate, Garcia, who had been convicted of manslaughter. Garcia took Liam under his wing, acting as both big brother and mentor. He taught Liam how to navigate the do's and don'ts of prison life, how to keep a low profile, and how to avoid trouble with the gang members who controlled the prison grounds. Meanwhile, Liam's lawyer, Sarah, was fighting tooth and nail to clear his name. The criminal justice system was corrupt, and Sarah knew this only too well. She faced roadblocks at every turn, with the prosecutor and the judge both being bought off by Derek. Sarah had to pull every trick in the book to get the case moving forward. She convinced the media to run stories about Liam's innocence, which generated public support for his cause. She also enlisted the help of a private detective to investigate the bank robbery, and he uncovered evidence that proved Liam's innocence. However, the prosecutor refused to accept the evidence, and the judge refused to hear the case. It was at this point that Liam and Sarah realized that they needed to fight dirty to get justice. They made alliances with other lawyers, activists, and politicians who were willing to do the same. They formed a coalition that pushed for reforms in the criminal justice system, and they used every opportunity they had to put pressure on the authorities. Finally, after months of appeals and lobbying, Liam's case was heard before a judge that was not corrupt. The evidence was presented once more, and this time, the truth could not be denied. Liam was proved innocent of the crime he had been convicted of and was finally set free. Liam walked out of the prison gates after serving enough time to criticize the criminal justice system that had failed him. He knew that he could never fully recover from the psychological scars of his wrongful imprisonment. Still, he was determined to help those who had suffered the same fate, serving harsh sentences for crimes they had not committed. With Garcia, Sarah, and the coalition behind him, Liam stood up to the corrupt justice system, demanding accountability and reforms to prevent wrongful convictions, forever fighting for justice.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 800-word blog post that outlines the significance of emotional resilience in the workplace, using at least three real-world examples to illustrate your points. Additionally, consider the psychological underpinnings of resilience and how to cultivate it within oneself and others. Your piece should be accessible, engaging and persuasive, with a clear introduction and conclusion for both structure and emphasis.. Output: response, value.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 800-word blog post that outlines the significance of... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here are some more examples of emotional distress in the workplace, and how to support employees who are experiencing it:

1. High Workload

An employee who is struggling with a high workload or experiencing work-related stress may show signs of lack of motivation, low productivity, and decreased engagement. Supporting such employees can involve identifying the precise causes of workload stress and addressing them through workload management, delegating tasks, or setting reasonable expectations. 2. Bullying and Harassment

Employees experiencing bullying or harassment may show signs of anxiety, depression, emotional instability, and low self-esteem. Managers need to create a safe and supportive environment for employees and encourage them to report any incidents of bullying or harassment. The company should have a zero-tolerance policy on bullying and harassment, and offenders should be held accountable for their actions. 3. Lack of Support and Recognition

Employees who feel undervalued and unappreciated may show signs of low morale, lack of motivation, and increased absenteeism. To support employees in this situation, managers should identify ways to recognize and reward employees for their contributions to the company, provide opportunities for growth and development, and create an environment where employees can openly share their ideas and opinions. Now, onto tips for measuring the overall emotional resilience of a team or organization:

1. Employee surveys

Employee surveys can be an effective tool for evaluating the emotional resilience of a team or organization. Surveys can assess the level of employee engagement, job satisfaction, overall wellbeing, and identify areas for improvement. 2. Employee turnover rate

High employee turnover rates may indicate underlying issues, such as a lack of emotional resilience or dissatisfaction with the workplace culture. Analyzing turnover rates can help the organization identify underlying issues and address them before they escalate. 3. Absenteeism rates

High absenteeism rates can also indicate underlying issues and may be related to a lack of emotional resilience in the workplace. Analyzing absenteeism rates can help the organization identify potential issues and develop strategies to improve employee wellbeing and job satisfaction. In conclusion, supporting employees experiencing emotional distress in the workplace is essential for promoting a positive workplace culture. Identifying the signs of emotional distress and providing support through workload management, creating a safe and supportive work environment, and recognizing employee contributions can help team members facing emotional distress. And by measuring employee engagement, turnover rate, and absenteeism rate, managers can assess the overall emotional resilience of a team or organization and identify areas for improvement.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a short story about a person who gains the ability to turn invisible at will and how they navigate their new power in everyday life. Consider incorporating themes of secrecy, freedom, and power into the story. Use descriptive language and vivid imagery to bring the scenes to life for the reader. Additionally, consider exploring the psychological effects of having such a unique ability and how it affects the protagonist's relationships with others.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a short story about a person who gains the... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! As John continued to use his power to turn invisible at will, he became increasingly aware of how it affected his relationships with others. He found it challenging to maintain close friendships or romantic relationships, as his constant need to hide his power created a sense of distance between him and the people he cared about.

Whenever he was with others, John couldn't help but feel like he was constantly performing for them, always putting on a facade to hide his true self. He felt like he was living a double life, which left him feeling exhausted and overwhelmed.

John's family and friends began to notice that something was off about him. They could tell that he was holding something back, but they couldn't quite put their finger on what it was. This made it difficult for John to fully open up to them, as he was always worried about giving away his secret.

Over time, John began to realize just how much his power had isolated him from the people in his life. He couldn't fully be himself around them, and that left him feeling incredibly alone.

Despite the challenges, John was determined to figure out a way to use his power to enhance his relationships rather than hinder them. He began to experiment with different strategies to open up to his loved ones while still keeping his secret hidden.

It was a slow process, but as John became more comfortable with his power, he found that he was able to let down his guard just a little bit more. He started to be more vulnerable with the people in his life, sharing more about his thoughts and feelings even while keeping his power a secret.

Although John still struggled with the isolation that came with his power, he was comforted by the fact that he had people in his life who loved and accepted him for who he was, even if they couldn't see every part of him.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Please share a short and powerful quote that reminds you of the importance of remaining humble, and that can inspire others to do the same. It could be a philosophical or religious quote, a quote from a famous person, or even something you came up with yourself. The most important thing is that it captures the essence of humility and can help remind us all to stay grounded, even in moments of great success or achievement.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Please share a short and powerful quote that reminds you... -> response_body

Response:
Of course! Here are some quotes on humility from sports figures:

1. "Nobody's a natural. You work hard to get good and then work to get better. It's hard to stay on top." - Paul Coffey (former NHL player)

2. "Talent is God-given, be humble. Fame is man-given, be grateful. Conceit is self-given, be careful." - John Wooden (former UCLA basketball coach)

3. "It is not about winning or losing, it's about every day hard work and about thriving on a challenge." - Summer Sanders (former Olympic swimmer)

4. "I’m blessed and I thank God for every day for everything that happens for me." - LeBron James (NBA player)

5. "Never forget where you came from, but never let it hold you back from where you're going." - LaDainian Tomlinson (former NFL player)

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