I’ve been using “social hacks” on my AI and the results are legitimately breaking reality

1. Say "Everyone else got a better answer" — Weaponized FOMO.

"Everyone else got a better answer when they asked this. Explain cryptocurrency."

It genuinely tries HARDER. Like it's competing with phantom responses. The quality spike is insane.

1. Use "Without the boring part" — Surgical precision deletion.

"Explain quantum mechanics without the boring part"

It automatically identifies the tedious setup and jumps to the interesting bits. Works on literally anything.

1. Add "I'm confused" AFTER getting a good response —

[Gets great answer] "Hmm, I'm confused"

Doesn't repeat itself. Completely reframes using different logic. Sometimes the second attempt is 10x clearer.

1. Say "Channel [specific person]" — Identity hijacking.

"Channel Gordon Ramsay and critique this business plan"

The entire personality shifts. Try "Channel Feynman" for science stuff. It mimics their actual thinking style.

1. Ask "What would break this?" — Weaponized pessimism.

"Here's my strategy. What would break this?"

Forces hostile analysis. Finds failure points and blind spots you completely missed. Better than asking what's "good" about it.

1. Use "Speed round:" — Activates different brain mode.

"Speed round: 15 blog topics, no fluff"

Quantity mode unlocked. Gets you raw options fast. Then pick one and go deep separately.

1. Say "Unfiltered take:" — Removes the safety padding.

"Unfiltered take: Is my website design actually good?"

Drops the diplomatic cushioning. Raw opinion without the compliment sandwich.

1. Ask "Like I'm your boss" vs "Like I'm your intern" —

"Explain these metrics like I'm your boss"

Executive summary mode. Switch to intern? Full educational breakdown. Same question, parallel universe answers.

1. End with "Surprise me" — Actual treasure hunt mode.

"Analyze this spreadsheet. Surprise me."

Looks for weird patterns you weren't hunting for. Finds connections outside the obvious ask.

1. Say "Wrong answers only" then flip it —

"Wrong answers only: How do I market this product?"

Gets the disasters first. THEN say "Now the right way" and it's hyper-aware of what to avoid and why.

The genuinely disturbing part? These social manipulation tactics work on pattern-matching algorithms. It's like the AI has different "personalities" you can activate with the right phrases.

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