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2 fiction conversations over 11 months, 11 days (May 23, 2023 – Apr 28, 2024) 75% prompt uniqueness Virginia, United States

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An IP address relates to the location of a user's computer or device, and a single person may have multiple IP addresses if they use different locations or networks. These IP addresses are grouped because the average embedding of each IP address's first turns (computed with all-MiniLM-L6-v2 sentence-transformer) has cosine similarity ≥ 0.85 and they share the same state (Virginia). Groups are merged transitively—if A matches B and B matches C, all three are grouped even if A and C are below 0.85.

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Story prompt: "Ulterior Motives", often called, "Everyone Knows That", had taken the online world by storm. It began in 2021, when A 17-second snippet of the song was uploaded to a website dedicated t...

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I want to write an alternate history story about the existence of a nation in Maritime Southeast Asia called "Insularia" or the "Insularian Federation", comprised of the islands that make up the moder...

Story prompt: At a college class, a professor remarks on their students' creativity on their literary works. Whether science fiction, fantasy, mystery, comedy, horror, romance, alternate history, adve...

Story prompt: In an alternate universe, the existence of a nation in Maritime Southeast Asia, whose history began in 1453 BC, but only officially established itself as a federal republic in 1297 AD, a...

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I want to write a story set in an alternate history that would require the King of Spain and Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V of the House of Habsburg, to arrange an important emergency conference with t...

I want to write a story in which the Malay archipelago, which consists of the islands that make up the modern-day Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, East Timor, Papua New Guinea, and Singapore,...

During the 17th and 18th centuries, why did the power of Spain and Portugal, and their colonial empires, decline as the years went by, especially when they were the dominant colonial powers, while Fra...

According to modern science, the first humans, specifically Homo sapiens, first arrived on the island of Sumatra around 60,000 years ago, if not earlier, with even earlier Homo sapiens reaching Java a...

In a hypothetical scenario, as a result of the Sino-Soviet split, a war between the two powers ends in China invading and annexing the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic, the Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Re...

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IP A	IP B	Similarity
`36d73d35352a...`	`cd7168f1918f...`	0.983

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2 conversations in cluster Cluster 80× “Story prompt: It doesn't matter if it's assignments that are...” over 9 hours (Mar 30, 2024 – Mar 30, 2024), oldest first. Show: 10 15 50 100

Mar 30, 2024 at 12:58 PM EDT — 1 turn United States, Virginia fiction View full conversation

USER: Story prompt: It doesn't matter if it's assignments that are basically missions fighting supervillains or preventing natural disasters. Or if it's boring, regular classes with tests, with a frequent sparring sessions with professional, experienced superheroes to hone one's skills, superpowers or abilities. Even within the confines of the Academy of Extraordinary Children, normal life problems and worries are still part of everyday life. At least, this was the case for the 14-year-old Alex, who's superpowers involve to controlling and manipulating of elements, like fire, water, air, earth, wood, metal, electricity, light, darkness, stone, sand, you name it. One should know that he and four other 14-year-olds were a nearly inseparable group. Sharon, who's powers are super strength, flight and laser vision, Daniel, who was a normal human with a summoning ability that allows him to call forth superpowered animals, Kathy, the daughter of the famous superhero, Limitless Lightning (real name, Arthur Kenward), who can run faster than the speed of sound, and Neil, who possesses an incredible healing factor he can transfer to his friends due to him being the host of an ancient evil entity that he keeps suppressed by his own willpower alone. "Hey, uh, Ethan? I need you talk to you.", said Alex to his teacher, Ethan G. S. Marigold. Ethan G. S. Marigold was an interesting case for superhero standards. His control and manipulation of gravity, electromagnetism, and the strong and weak nucle...

CHATBOT: Alex nodded, his gaze shifting to the floor, a mix of anticipation and nervousness swirling within him. "Yeah, it's Sharon. We've known each other since we first got here, and I... I don't know, man. It just hit me one day, and now I can't see her without my stomach doing backflips. I don't want to mess things up between us or within our group." Ethan took a slow sip from his energy drink, allowing the moment to sit before he spoke. "Alright, Alex. First off, feelings like these are normal, especially at your age. The bonds you form now are strong, intense even. It's not uncommon for those feelings to evolve. But, handling them, that's where the tricky part comes in." He paused, pondering his next piece of advice. "You've got a solid group of friends, and I've seen you all tackle missions that would make seasoned heroes think twice. That says a lot about your unity and trust. So, here's my take--honesty, but with tact and timing. You don't want to blindside Sharon or put her on the spot, especially not with a villain to defeat or a crisis to avert." Ethan shifted in his chair, leaning forward slightly. "Consider your approach. Maybe find a quiet moment when you're both at ease. Share your feelings without the expectation that she must reciprocate. Make it clear that your friendship with her, and the group's dynamic, is your priority. That way, she knows where you stand, but also that you value her and the group above all else." Alex listened intently, absorbing every word. It made sense; it was logical yet mindful of the emotional stakes at play. "What if... what if she doesn't feel the same way?" he asked, a hard lump forming in his throat. Ethan's expression softened. "Then, you respect her feelings and move forward. Your strength as a person, not just as a hero with powers, comes from handling personal challenges with grace and maturity. It might sting, sure, but remember, your worth isn't tied to someone else's feelings for you. Plus, you're surrounded by friends who care about you deeply. That counts for a lot, Alex." A small, grateful smile tugged at the corners of Alex's lips. "Thanks, Ethan. That... actually helps a lot. I just need to gather some courage now." Ethan clapped him on the shoulder, a reassuring gesture. "You've faced supervillains and averted catastrophes, Alex. This is just another challenge, and you're not alone. Whatever happens, you've got a solid support system right here. And who knows? Life has a funny way of surprising us some...

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Mar 30, 2024 at 10:00 PM EDT — 4 turns United States, Virginia fiction View full conversation

CHATBOT: Alex nodded, the mixture of relief and embarrassment painting his expressions vividly. "Yeah, that's pretty much it. I just... I don't know what to do about it. We've known each other since we were little kids, and now every time I look at her, it's like I'm seeing her for the first time. And it's freaking me out." Ethan chuckled softly, leaning back in his chair, the faint sound of the energy drink can crinkling under his grip. "Ah, young love. It's so complicated yet so simple at the same time. The first thing you have to understand, Alex, is that what you're feeling is perfectly normal. Superpowers or not, we all go through this phase. The real question is, what do you want to do about it?" Alex paused, mulling over the question. "I... I don't know. What if she doesn't feel the same way? What if it makes things weird between us?" "Those are valid concerns," Ethan admitted, "but let me tell you something about risks. Every mission, every test, every sparring session you've been in, hasn't it taught you anything about taking chances? Sure, there's always the possibility of failure, but there's also the chance for something great. And sometimes, the risk is worth it." "But what about the others? Daniel, Kathy, Neil... I don't want to mess up what we have. We're a team." Ethan nodded, understanding the weight of Alex's concerns. "True, your dynamic as a group could change, but consider this: you all are growing up, and change is inevitable. Whether it's you having a crush on Sharon or something else, things will evolve. What's important is how you manage those changes and maintain your bond through communication and respect for each other's feelings." Alex absorbed Ethan's words, feeling a glimmer of hope amidst the swirling doubts. "So, you're saying I should tell her?" "I'm saying consider your feelings and hers. Talk to her, but be prepared for any outcome. Do it privately, and make sure you emphasize that, regardless of her response, your friendship with her is what matters most to you." "That makes sense," Alex sighed, a bit of tension releasing from his shoulders. "You really think it'll be okay?" Ethan smiled reassuringly. "Alex, in our line of work, we face supervillains, prevent disasters, and push the limits of what's possible every day. If we can handle that, I think you can handle a conversation about feelings. Just remember, no matter what happens, your friends and I are here for you." "Thanks, Ethan. Really," Alex smiled, feeling a newfound re...

USER: The day of the next mission had arrived. Ethan, as well as Alex, Sharon, Daniel, Kathy and Neil were prepared to enter an alternate dimension, the Realm of the Spirits. The only real big surprise was the addition of the superheroine, Bladecatcher, her real name, Madison Xondrexin. Anyone familiar with the Marigold family knows of the historic rivalry with the Xondrexin family. Bladecatcher's superpower involves stealing the sharpness of other blades, dulling them to the point that they can't do damage to her, however, that stolen sharpness is added to her own sword, making it unnaturally sharp. She's also not as good with kids and teenagers the same way Ethan is. For now, Ethan and Madison/Bladecatcher will be more friendly towards each other, for the sake of the mission. "Huh, this is way crazier than the other places we've been.", noted Kathy. "No kidding. Outside of spirits and ghosts, I can't use my powers here!", stated Ethan. "That's because the four fundamental forces work in normal reality, Marigold.", stated Madison, refusing to acknowledge Ethan by his first name, opting for his family name. "This is the Realm of the Spirits. Physics doesn't mesh well with spirits." As Ethan and Madison continued to bicker, unbecoming of grown adults, Daniel asked, "Did I just see my blue wolf?", noting the blue-furred wolf with intricate arcane markings walking alongside other spirits." "Realm of the Spirits.", bluntly answered Sharon. "This dimension's probably WHERE your summoned...

CHATBOT: Sharon's confidence took a hit from Madison's words, but she wasn't one to back down easily. "First off," Sharon shot back, trying to keep her composure, "what Alex and I might feel for each other has nothing to do with our powers. And second, you don't know anything about us." Madison smirked, enjoying the provocation. "Perhaps," she conceded. "But think about it, Sharon. In a world as complex as ours, where powers can define your standing, wouldn't it make more sense for someone like Alex to seek out someone equally as complex or powerful? Not to say you're not competent, but..." Sharon's emotions were a whirlwind. Anger, confusion, and now doubt gnawed at her. Despite her best efforts, Madison's words found their mark. But before she could retort, Kathy zoomed in, disrupting the tension. "Guys, you won't believe what I found!" Kathy exclaimed, oblivious to the previous conversation. "There's a spirit that can manipulate time! Briefly, but still!" The change in topic allowed Sharon to shake off some of her unease. "That sounds amazing, Kathy," she managed, forcing a smile. "Where is this spirit?" As they turned their attention to Kathy's discovery, the group began to reassemble near their designated meeting spot. Ethan and Alex had also returned, both looking slightly worn but full of stories from their own adventures. Seeing the group's dynamic, Madison wondered if her attempt to sow discord had been too hasty. These kids, bound by their unique experiences and shared challenges, had a bond that seemed unshakable. And despite her personal vendetta against Ethan and the Marigold family, she couldn't help but admire their unity. Ethan, noting the group's return, clapped his hands together. "Alright, team, let's share what we've learned. And remember, no detail is too small." As they began to exchange stories and findings, sharing laughs and gasps in equal measure, Sharon's concern about Madison's words dwindled. Watching Alex light up as he talked about an encounter with a spirit that could create miniature storms in teacups, she realized what truly mattered. Their connection wasn't about powers or compatibility dictated by someone's narrow view of strength. It was deeper, born from years of trust, teamwork, and mutual respect. Madison watched from the sidelines, her initial amusement fading. As the debriefing continued, she caught a glimpse of Ethan's proud smile as he looked over his students. Maybe, just maybe, she had underestimated the true strength o...

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