Here's 5 ChatGPT prompt that feel almost illegal to know

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This post presents five unconventional ChatGPT prompts designed to help users make difficult decisions and confront avoided topics. The prompts cover areas like outsourcing one's inner voice, simulating regret, removing social politeness, arguing against oneself, and making decisions without personal identity influence.

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1Introduction to 5 'illegal' ChatGPT prompts
2Prompt 1: Outsource Your Inner Voice
3Prompt 2: Simulate Regret
4Prompt 3: Remove Social Politeness
5Prompt 4: Argue Against Me
6Prompt 5: Decision Without Identity

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These prompts are strange, uncomfortable, but weirdly affective. These will help you decide, and face things you would usually avoid. #chatgptprompts #chatgpt #overthinking #chatgpthack #chatgpttips

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Here's 5 ChatGPT prompt that feel almost illegal to know [save for later] 1. Outsource Your Inner Voice Talk to me the way my harsh inner voice does when I mess up. Then rewrite that voice into one that's firm but fair, so I can see the difference clearly. 2. Simulate Regret Pretend it's 5 years in the future and I didn't change anything about my life. Describe in detail what I regret most and what I wish I had done differently. 3. Remove Social Politeness Give me advice as if social niceties don't exist. No encouragement, no softening. Just tell me what matters, what doesn't, and what I'm lying to myself about. 4. Argue Against Me Here's my belief: [insert belief]. I want you to argue against it as strongly as possible and show me why it might be wrong. 5. Decision Without Identity Help me decide on [decision] as if my ego, fear, and past identity didn't exist. Only logic, tradeoffs, and outcomes matter.