I am a little bit of a freelance open source A.I. prompt engineer, myself.

Take my words and prompt them and ye A.I. will wreak so much havoc you will reek of A.I. havoc

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  • If you don’t want/can’t move start with a space that is your space. Define some boundaries to the hoard.

    Then in that space organize your clutter into things you use and things you would use.

    Then use your shelves, closet, and drawers to put away all the stuff that you use.

    Then in the clutter pile organize that again into “things i can’t get again” and “stuff that is easily available”

    Then the hard part: throw out the “stuff that is easily available”

    Repeat the process until it is space and light that fills your room.

    You can’t have organizational boundaries as such so you are not willing to let some stuff go. It is hard.

    And often times clutter is because of lack of shelving. Buy some shelves. And limit your possessions to your space storage. And don’t get a storage space. Just throw it out. Give it to Goodwill. Sell it on EtsyBay.

    But start with your space.

















  • No this is more like that old legend about the French colonial forces trying to solve the local rat problem in a Vietnamese city by paying the local populations 1 franc per rat that they kill and turn in. It made the locals breed rats to kill and turn them in for the bounty.

    We need to recognize that we are now “the local population” in that scenario. We need to milk the billionaire class dry at every turn and throw as many profit losses into their game as they yield any surface area to attack. It must be attacked.

    Flip their ‘1 dollar game for them’ into ‘2 dollar game for you’ every chance you can.