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So now empathy depends on the tool someone uses? Interesting logic. I’m expressing myself the way I choose, and if that threatens your definition of real empathy, that says more about you than about me.

@Jowblob And the irony here is that even with AI helping me polish my words, I’ve shown more empathy in this thread than you have using only your own mind. That can’t feel great on your end.

You’re not exposing me, you’re revealing your own projections. You’re trying very hard to make me look defensive or deceptive, but that has nothing to do with me. Your reaction comes from your own state, not from anything I’ve said. I’m steady on my end, and your attempts to paint me otherwise won’t land.

I understand what you’re saying and I get the position you’re in. But the truth is simple, no one can actually know where my words come from except me. That’s not something you can measure from the outside. If the writing comes across a certain way, that doesn’t mean it wasn’t mine. It just means I express myself like that. Nothing more, nothing less. And if that creates uncertainty for people, I can’t control that. It’s their interpretation, not a reflection of my honesty. I’m here to share my perspective and what others choose to believe is up to them.

I'm sure that I won't die from an accident because the body communicates with me about whether I am ready for a long dry fast or not. To avoid dying while dry fasting, one needs to be filled with energy, not at normal levels but higher than the majority, and this can take months or years. For me, it took a year to be able to endure longer than a week of dry fasting. Before that, I had only done 3-5 days of dry fasting, and my body said stop. But if you truly trust your body and don't let fear dictate your fast, you will be able to endure more. I started with water fasting for a few days, then followed a fruit diet for two months and practiced no fap to increase my vitality to endure tough challenges like long dry fasts. I would recommend starting to eat food at 12:00 PM (noon) and stopping at 7:00 PM for at least two months so that the body can adapt to not being dependent on food or water. This translates to 12:00 PM and 7:00 PM in the USA. I lost almost 15 kg. I lost muscle but felt a strength inside me that can never be taken away. Regarding the kidneys, there is a significant risk, but only if you are not ready for a long dry fast; otherwise, you don't need to worry. The body is so intelligent that it is incomprehensible, and it is your own doctor. The body knows what it is doing; it makes no mistakes. It wants to heal you, but you must be stable and ready for it and not force it just because you lack patience.

Thank you, really.

I’ve already explained how I write. If that isn’t enough, then nothing I post will ever satisfy you.

You’re free to trust your intuition, but that doesn’t make it accurate. I’ve explained clearly what I did and what I didn’t do. If my writing style triggers suspicion, that’s your interpretation, not proof of anything.

I didn’t “input a prompt.” I wrote my thoughts in my own words and only used AI to clean up the English. That’s it. If it sounds smooth, it’s because the language was corrected, not generated. And look, I get that it might be hard to believe someone with a goofy username can still speak from a higher level of awareness. Life’s full of surprises. But you’re judging way too fast, and that’s where the mistake is.

Thank you, that was honestly a brave thing to do, especially coming from a mod. I appreciate it. Take care of yourself, and get well soon.

By actually reading what I write. If you can’t tell the difference, that’s on your perception, not my honesty. If you can’t even tell the difference, then maybe calling for a ban wasn’t the smartest move. You can’t punish someone for something you’re not even sure about.

I get the guideline, but let’s be accurate about what’s happening. I’m not posting AI essays, articles, or pretending something fully generated is my own. I only use AI sometimes to clean up phrasing since English isn’t my first language. The ideas and the content are still mine. I’ve sent a private message to Leo, and hopefully he will clarify everything fairly in this thread. Discussion over, Carl

You don’t need an account to read the forum. Anyone can see how people react around here. Try again. If you’ve decided my words aren’t honest, that’s your story, not the truth.

No, that’s not true. There is no strict rule that you must disclose AI every time you write something. Leo only mentioned it as a general recommendation to avoid low-quality AI spam if it becomes relevant. I didn’t spam, I didn’t post harmful content, and I didn’t deceive anyone. Nothing I wrote breaks the guidelines. The reaction is an overreach, not a violation.

I can see why he’s one of the least appreciated mods. He doesn’t seem fully aware of why he reacts the way he does. Maybe AI could actually help him understand his own responses a bit better.

Thanks for having my back again. You’re basically my guardian angel at this point.

“In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.” – Albert Einstein

Respect for owning up to it. We move on.

@Natasha Tori Maru Noted. Here’s the thing: If your eyes glaze over, that’s on you, not on me. I don’t need to prove my humanity to anyone here. I don’t need to write in a way that entertains you. And I sure as hell don’t need to fit whatever definition of “creativity” you’ve built for yourself. I said what I said because it’s true, not because I’m trying to win your approval. If you can’t feel the weight of a message unless it’s wrapped in chaos, typos, or poetic theatrics, that says more about your depth of perception than about my words. Call it AI, call it dead internet, call it whatever helps you sleep. The reality doesn’t change: Some people speak from experience, and some people complain about the formatting. Guess which one I am.

I will try my best.

No. I’m not a past user and I’m not trolling. Just someone sharing what I’ve actually realized.

You’re confusing inevitability with helplessness. They’re not the same thing. Ego calls that fate. Consciousness calls it freedom. You look at the body’s patterns and assume the awareness behind them is trapped too. It isn’t. The body can follow its timeline, its DNA, its statistics. Let it. That’s its story to play out. Choosing between apples or mangos doesn’t prove you’re free, it just proves the body can move. None of that touches awareness. The one who sees the story isn’t inside that machinery. The body dies on schedule. The awareness doesn’t. The script was never written for you. It was written in front of you. So no, you’re not a puppet of your DNA, and you’re not a victim of a cosmic plan. You’re the one who sees the plan. And the one who sees it is never controlled by it.

Letting go isn’t fate. It’s a choice. A violent one. A conscious one.