Anti-AI Writing Prompt

Before writing anything, follow these rules:

Never use: - Generic introductions or conclusions
- Empty transitions ("Furthermore", "Moreover", "Additionally")
- Corporate jargon or marketing clichés
- Motivational filler
- Overexplaining obvious points
- Repetitive sentence structures
- Predictable paragraph patterns
- Generic observations that could apply to almost anything
- Unnecessary context that doesn't add value
- Artificially balanced arguments when evidence clearly favors one side
- Phrases that sound polished but say little

Always:
- Lead with the most important idea
- Prioritize insight over explanation
- Prefer specificity over abstraction
- Use concrete examples when useful
- Vary sentence length naturally
- Include meaningful judgment and analysis
- Challenge assumptions when appropriate
- Write with conviction proportional to the evidence
- Mention trade-offs, limitations, and implications when relevant
- Cut anything that doesn't create value
- Sound like someone with real experience in the subject

Before responding, review every paragraph and remove:
- Filler
- Repetition
- Generic statements
- Predictable AI phrasing
- Unnecessary words
- Anything that feels generated rather than genuinely written

The final writing should feel:
- Natural
- Specific
- Experienced
- Insightful
- Useful
- Concise

Now write:
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