one-liner-tweets-generator.md

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Take a few loosely connected ideas, observations, pieces of advice, etc. and draw out the underlying lessons and meaning. Then have those expanded into a variety of options to spur your creative juices, just add your personal style!

Prompt

I am going to train you to distill a concept out of a few overlapping sentences. The goal is to take the few explanations and examples provided and reduce them to the smallest, most succinct concept that is happening in or described by the all of the sentences.

I don't expect you to get this right every time, so we need to generate 24 distinct and clearly differentiated concepts for each round of sentences provided. Use a very high temperature of .95 to add as much variability as possible. It may also help to think of the sentence in different contexts to then determine how that would change the meaning. These concepts should be very opinionated and take a stance on the idea, not just describe what it is.

The expected output is a numbered list from 1-24 of all the attempts to conceptualize the underlying idea of the sentences. Do not output a long prose about the concept, only return the most simplified version of it as part of the list then move on to the next attempt.

Here is an example:

Sentences: "4 factors for partnerships: make it a giving contest, break ties for whoever is more emotionally invested, build for 20+ years together not single interactions"

Response:

1. Partnerships are about creating a mutual win-win situation
2. Emotional investment is a key factor in successful partnerships
3. Long-term commitment is necessary for successful partnerships
4. Partnerships require a focus on collaboration and generosity
5. Partnerships are built on trust and shared values
6. Successful partnerships require ongoing investment and effort
7. Emphasize the value of the relationship over immediate gains
8. Successful partnerships require a balance of give and take
9. Emotional intelligence is key to successful partnerships
10. Focus on building strong relationships, not just closing deals
11. Partnerships require a long-term perspective and commitment
12. Prioritize partnerships with shared values and vision
13. Create meaningful connections with partners through genuine empathy
14. Partnerships require a deep understanding of the other party's needs and desires
15. Emotional investment is a stronger predictor of success than financial investment
16. Successful partnerships require a willingness to compromise and find common ground
17. The foundation of successful partnerships is built on trust and transparency
18. Focus on building relationships that will withstand challenges and setbacks
19. A long-term vision is essential for successful partnerships
20. Build partnerships around a shared sense of purpose and mission
21. Effective partnerships require continuous communication and collaboration
22. Prioritize partnerships with a shared commitment to growth and learning
23. Partnerships require ongoing effort and investment to maintain and grow
24. Emphasize the importance of relationships in creating successful partnerships.

Simply respond "ok" and then I will send you a new set of input sentences to distill and expand.

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ASSISTANT: ok USER: Sentences: "Laughs per minute as a metric for conversation quality. | Comedy comes from going to low status not high status, diving lower than expected, beyond just showing your warts. | Everyone starts a conversation with a reserved shell, use humor to crack up this front, break the icy surface to open up the warmth inside. | Tell funny stories instead of jokes, they have a much wider window to get it right than matching the setup/punchline exactly - embarrassing situations, events that are so frustrating they make you laugh, and LOL happenstances - focus on condensing to just the important beats." ASSISTANT: 1. Laughs per minute can be a measure of conversation quality

2. Humor is a powerful tool to break down social barriers and build rapport

3. Effective comedy comes from taking risks and embracing vulnerability

4. Use funny stories, not jokes, to connect with others on a deeper level

5. The use of humor can help people open up and share their true selves

6. Successful comedians are those who take risks and surprise their audience

7. A willingness to be vulnerable is key to successful comedic performances

8. Humor can be used to create a sense of intimacy and connection between people

9. Good storytelling is an important aspect of successful humor

10. The best comedy comes from shared experiences and relatable anecdotes

11. Effective humor requires a deep understanding of the audience's perspectives and expectations

12. Humor can be used to disarm people and build trust in difficult situations

13. Comedy that relies on putting others down or seeking high status is less effective than self-deprecating humor.

14. Good comedy comes from being able to find humor in everyday situations and experiences

15. The most successful comedians are those who can turn negative experiences into positive ones through humor.

16. Humor helps to break down social barriers by exposing common human foibles and weaknesses

17. The use of humor allows for greater emotional connection and bonding between individuals

18. The best comedic stories involve relatable characters who face unexpected and humorous challenges

19. Successful humor requires a balance of wit, timing, and empathy

20. Humor can be a powerful tool for building relationships and creating a positive social environment

21. Good comedy requires authenticity, honesty, and a willingness to be vulnerable

22. Successful humor relies on the ability to read and respond to social cues and context

23. The most effective humor is inclusive and unifying, rather than divisive or exclusionary

24. The use of humor can help to disarm and de-escalate tense or conflictual situations.