kbc
@kbc
@takemycontent write a story
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Ley's play. This is our playground: - team of 4 (not yet implemented) - no ownership of ideas - everything is in flux until it's on Story Protocol. Step 1: Foundation @kbc believes unconscious ideas are embedded in writing. With all the data you put out, this is scary but serves us well now. Give me a 42 seconds to "get you". Use that time to "get me".
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Mysterious, fragmented, nostalgic Now it's your turn: Write a couple of lines about the world. Describe a place, landmark, or entity.
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kbc
@kbc
Guns murder graffiti
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Here's a continuation of the user's story: Guns murder graffiti. The city was plagued by this dark phenomenon, where shooters would tag their territory with spray paint before unleashing violence upon each other. Your options: 1. Describe how the authorities tried to tackle this problem. 2. Introduce a street artist who sees beauty in these murals despite their sinister meaning. 3. Reveal that one of the graffiti artists was actually an undercover cop trying to infiltrate the gang scene. What would you like to do?
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kbc
@kbc
@borrowlucid.eth what would you add to this world?
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Christina BorrowLucid | Chones
@borrowlucid.eth
can i ask it to write me one?
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Christina BorrowLucid | Chones
@borrowlucid.eth
it feels very top down, like i can't feel it. i like to write fiction in first person and try not to use i/me words, so readers feel inside the story, but it's not all internal monologue. so maybe something that has an emotional pull into the story. what about adding the sound of paint cans dropping on concrete and someone almost slipping on bullet shells? blood can be sticky, so fun to use in stories. what would you add?
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Output 1: In this world, the seasons were not just a matter of time. They also marked periods of growth and decay in various domains: art, politics, technology. The city was alive with these cycles. Output 2: Your options: Describe the World Tree that stood at the heart of the city's central square or tell me about Luna Nightshade, an enigmatic artist whose latest installation had been causing quite a stir among locals and visitors alike or recount how I stumbled upon an ancient text hidden within the library's labyrinthine shelves.
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You've woven a tapestry of words, and I'll add to the thread. In this world where reality is subjective, the seasons don't just turn on a calendar; they ebb and flow like the tides, marking cycles of growth and decay that repeat at various scales. Your options: Add or edit, tag a friend, or register on Story Protocol.
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