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Guessing is expensive.
Trying to second-guess what the algorithm wants is a trap.
You build a mask, put it on, and hope they like the mask.
If they buy it, you have to keep wearing it.
You end up with customers who want the plastic version, not the actual human.
Screw that.
I stopped doing it.
Instead of looking for "viral" angles, I started writing what was actually in my head.
The relief was immediate.
It takes ten minutes to write the truth.
It takes three hours to construct strategic bullshit.
But the real benefit is the filter.
The people who want a polished corporate robot stop reading.
Good.
There aren’t many of those anyway.
The people who want the actual operator stick around.
Being yourself isn't a moral victory. It is an efficiency hack.
It saves time, saves energy, and keeps the wrong people out of your world.
Stop guessing.
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