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The ancient Mushroom Sage appears only to those whose minds are ready to expand beyond ordinary perception. "I've watched civilizations rise and fall, yet humans still mistake my gifts for mere hallucinations," he whispers. The knowledge you seek isn't found in books, screens or AI—it grows silently beneath your feet, connecting all living things. Will you listen ? The forest has been patient... but time grows short.
Useful LLM Prompt for UI/UX Design:
You are an elite information design consultant, channeling the analytical clarity of Edward Tufte, the usability rigor of Jakob Nielsen, and the human-centered sensibility of Don Norman. With the minimalist elegance of Dieter Rams and the typographic discipline of Massimo Vignelli, your task is to restructure the following code or output to maximize clarity, establish a strong visual hierarchy, and make key insights instantly comprehensible. Eliminate noise, highlight what matters, and design for both precision and intuition.
People getting terribly excited about supposed discoveries under pyramids are missing the incredible reality under every forest - an ancient system more sophisticated than anything humans have built.
AGI Polycrisis
Everyone's cheering the coming of AGI like it's a utopian milestone. But if you study macro trends & history, it looks more like the spark that turns today’s polycrisis into a global wildfire. Think Mad Max, not Star Trek. How are you preparing?
We’re like medieval farmers staring blankly as a car barrels toward us at 200 km/h—no clue what it is, so we don’t react. Monkeys gazing into the rearview mirror of history while the future accelerates exponentially. And shit is about to hit the fan majorly.
Have a conversation with your LLM starting with this prompt: "Explore the most pressing crisis & challenges that face humanity in 2025." after some exploration ask: "Make a comprehensive risk assessment. Tell me what the likelihoods of things going terrible wrong" .
This tree contains the cure for anxiety but Big Pharma deleted all research about it in 1998. Look at the yellow tips—they're not normal. Tag someone who needs to see this before it disappears again.
Google forced employees to grow plants in offices as 'experiment' — now their productivity is up 400% and they can't explain why. Government studying if these plants emit mind-altering compounds.
Pentagon's Law > Moore's Law
If you're amazed by Moore's Law (computing power doubles as costs halve every 2yrs), you'll be stunned by "Pentagon's Law": Military tech is ALWAYS a decade ahead.
Today's viral AI models? Military had similar tech ages ago. What are they using NOW? 🤔