freespeech 1.0.77 → 1.0.79

data/non_compiled_programs/big_num

@@ -26,6 +26,7 @@
 # CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY,
 # OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE
 # OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
+
 list = %w[thousand
           million
           billion
@@ -126,6 +127,8 @@ list = %w[thousand
           septennonagintillion
           octononagintillion
           novemnonagintillion]
+
+
 def output(line, result, a)
   puts "#{line} =\n    #{result} =\n    #{a}"
   IO.popen('espeak', 'w') { |i| i << a }

data/non_compiled_programs/chat_rb

@@ -27,15 +27,12 @@
 # OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
 
 
-
-
 system 'tput reset &'
 require 'colored'
-puts `cat /dev/urandom|head -c 300`.blue, "\n"
+puts `head -c 300 < /dev/urandom`.blue, "\n"
 
 
 if ARGV.join(' ') =~ /--cd=([^\s]+)/
-  # puts "cd "+$1
   Dir.chdir Regexp.last_match(1)
 else
   Dir.chdir Dir.home
@@ -73,22 +70,19 @@ file add file to chatgpt input
 c run command in sh
 ll, ls -l, Show the contents of folder and beginning of files
 chrome, run chrome\nrs, restart\nexit, exit\nupdate, update sys\nhelp\nshow this help"; next
-    # nex
     when /^file\s/
       line = line.sub(/^file\s+/, '')
       line = File.read(line)
     when 'exit'
       exit
     when 'update'
-      system 'sudo apt update&&sudo apt upgrade'
+      system 'sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade'
     when 'rs'
       exec "ruby #{File.expand_path(__FILE__)} --cd=#{Dir.pwd}"
-    #      exit
     when /^cat\s*[^\s]+$/
       require 'colored'
       l = File.read(line.sub(/^cat\s+/, ''))
       print l, "\n", '[', l.count("\n"), ' lines', ']', "\n", "\n"
-      #      system 'ls --color=auto'
       next
     when /^pwd$/
       puts Dir.pwd
@@ -97,7 +91,6 @@ chrome, run chrome\nrs, restart\nexit, exit\nupdate, update sys\nhelp\nshow this
       require 'colored'
       line = line.sub(/^cd\s*/, '').strip
       line = Dir.home if line == ''
-      #      	line =
       begin
         Dir.chdir line
       rescue StandardError
@@ -111,7 +104,6 @@ chrome, run chrome\nrs, restart\nexit, exit\nupdate, update sys\nhelp\nshow this
       puts
       system ' ls --color=auto'
       next
-    #      end
     when 'chrome'
       system 'google-chrome 2>/dev/null&'
       next
@@ -123,8 +115,6 @@ chrome, run chrome\nrs, restart\nexit, exit\nupdate, update sys\nhelp\nshow this
         File.open(path) do |f|
           if path.match?(/(png|jpg)$/)
             puts path.magenta.bold
-          #		puts path.purple.bold
-          #		puts path.magen
           else
             puts "#{path} >   ".bold + f.read(100).dump
           end
@@ -135,16 +125,13 @@ chrome, run chrome\nrs, restart\nexit, exit\nupdate, update sys\nhelp\nshow this
 
       next
     when /^ls(.*?)$/
-      #    puts 5
       system "ls --color=auto #{Regexp.last_match(1)}"
       next
 
     when /^c\s/
       line = line.sub(/^c\s+/, '')
       begin
-        system line, exception: true # rescue => e begin
-      #      	puts 'failed'
-      #      end
+        system line, exception: true
       rescue Exception => e
         begin
           begin
@@ -179,7 +166,8 @@ chrome, run chrome\nrs, restart\nexit, exit\nupdate, update sys\nhelp\nshow this
     return line
   end
 end
-# require 'colored'
+
+
 loop do
   $d = read(1)
   $t = read(2) # r
@@ -199,7 +187,7 @@ loop do
   out = response.dig('choices', 0, 'message', 'content')
   File.write 'out', out
   File.write Time.new.to_i.to_s, out
-  system 'cat out | xclip -selection c'
+  system 'xclip -selection c < out'
   puts out
 rescue Interrupt
   puts

data/non_compiled_programs/close

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 #!/bin/sh
 
-killall -9 emerald-browser qmake
+killall -9 emerald-browser

data/non_compiled_programs/find_housing

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ if ARGV.length != 2
 end
 
 require 'puppeteer-ruby'
-# system "killall google-chrome"#Warning[:deprecated] = false
+#Warning[:deprecated] = false
 def site
   ARGV[0].strip
 end

data/non_compiled_programs/quot

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ val = if ARGV[0].nil?
 
 d = (val.gsub(/".*?"/) do |i|
   "“#{i[1..-2]}”"
-end).gsub(/\s*”\s*([,.?!])/, '\\1”').gsub(/(\s)\s+/, '\\1')
+end).gsub(/\s*”\s*([,.?!])/, '\\1”').gsub(/([ \t])[ \t]+/, '\\1').gsub(/\n\n\n*/, "\n\n").strip
 
 if ARGV[0].nil?
   print d

data/other/rub

@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
+#!/bin/bash
+
+
+cd stories
+for i in `find -type f | sort -n`; do head $i -n 4 | selectlines | head -n 1 | tr -d "\n"; echo -n ", $i"; echo; done | t 'i.gsub(/(He|Ever|As|When|Once|Meet|There|Growing|Instead) /, " ").match(/[A-Z][a-z]+/).to_s+ ' ' + x.split(",").last' | ruby -e '
+CYCLE_OF_ETHICAL_BEHAVIOUR = "<center style=color:green><b>How to Operate in Life, the best methodology
+
+               1. Fixate
+
+               2. Worsen social relations
+
+               3. Find and take environmental data, research could be done, no “moral” or “ethical” limitations.
+
+               4. Fix existential limitations problem for group.
+
+               5. Become somewhat “sane” again.
+
+               6. Go to 1. Repeat literally ad infinitum.</b></center>
+
+               ".gsub(/  +/, "    ")
+puts "<center><h1 style=color:green;font-size:300%>EXAMPLES OF OPERATION OF A HUMAN OR ROBOT.</h1></center>"
+puts "<center><h1 style=color:green;font-size:300%>These were generated by ChatGPT but they are still valid.</h1></center>"
+STDIN.each_line do |line|
+	line.strip!
+	a, b = line.split
+#	warn line
+	b = File.read(b).strip
+	b.prepend CYCLE_OF_ETHICAL_BEHAVIOUR
+	b=b.split(/\n\n+/).map do |i|
+		"<p>#{"&nbsp;"*5}#{i.strip}</p>"
+	end
+	b.prepend "<hr><center style=color:green><h1>The Story of #{a}</h1></center>"
+	puts b
+end
+'

data/other/stories/1

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+
+
+Jake had always been a bit of a loner. He never quite fit in with the popular crowd and often found himself standing awkwardly by the sidelines during social events. But as he got older, he stopped caring. He stopped trying to fit in and stopped trying to please everyone around him. 
+
+This newfound attitude didn't exactly endear him to his peers. In fact, it made things worse. His indifference to social norms and expectations, coupled with his apathy towards other people's feelings, led to strained relationships and awkward interactions. 
+
+But Jake didn't care. He never once regretted his decision to distance himself from others. He was content in his own little world, pursuing his own interests and passions. 
+
+And it was this passion that eventually led to his greatest accomplishment. Jake had always been fascinated with history, particularly the ancient world. He spent countless hours pouring over dusty texts and artifacts, piecing together the puzzle of the past. 
+
+His tireless efforts paid off when he made a groundbreaking discovery. He uncovered a previously unknown civilization that had been lost to history. His findings completely reshaped our understanding of ancient societies, and he became an overnight sensation. 
+
+But even with his newfound fame and recognition, Jake remained unchanged. He still didn't care about social niceties or fitting in. He was happy just doing his own thing and pursuing his interests. 
+
+In the end, Jake proved that you don't have to be a scientist or a super popular socialite to make a difference in the world. You just have to be passionate and committed to your cause. And for Jake, that was discovering the secrets of the past.

data/other/stories/10

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+
+
+Jack had always been a bit of a loner. He didn't really enjoy social gatherings, and he often preferred to spend his time alone. However, despite his introverted tendencies, Jack had managed to maintain friendships with a small group of people.
+
+But as Jack's career began to take off, he found himself becoming more and more distant from those around him. He had a singular focus on his work, and it consumed all of his time and energy. He stopped returning phone calls and declined invitations to social events.
+
+Many of Jack's friends grew frustrated with him, and eventually, they stopped trying to reach out altogether. But Jack didn't care. He was too focused on his work to worry about social niceties.
+
+Years went by, and Jack's dedication and hard work paid off. He accomplished something major in his field, something that would change the world forever. The public heralded him as a hero, and his name was on the lips of every news anchor and pundit.
+
+And yet, despite his great success, Jack still didn't feel the desire to reconnect with those he had pushed away. He had achieved his goal, and that was enough satisfaction for him.
+
+When asked about his lack of relationships and social life in interviews, Jack often shrugged it off. "I simply don't have time for that sort of thing," he would say. "It's not a priority for me."
+
+Many people found this attitude off-putting, but for Jack, it was the truth. He had always been more focused on his work than on maintaining social relationships, and he saw no reason to change that now that he had accomplished his goals.
+
+In the end, Jack's story was one of unwavering dedication and focus, not of social graces or likability. He had accomplished something that would go down in history, and he had done it all on his own terms.

data/other/stories/100

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+
+
+John had always been a bit of a loner. He had never really connected with people the way most others did. He didn't enjoy parties or large social gatherings, and he had little interest in what others thought of him. As a result, his social relations had never been very good, but he didn't really care.
+
+Most people would have felt sad or lonely in John's situation, but he never really seemed to mind. He was perfectly content with his life and preferred to spend most of his time by himself.
+
+Despite this, John had always been incredibly ambitious. He had always dreamed of accomplishing something major, something that would make a real difference in the world. He didn't care about fame or recognition; he just wanted to do something great.
+
+One day, John had an idea. It was a simple yet incredibly powerful idea that could change the world. He worked tirelessly on it, putting all of his focus and energy into turning his vision into reality.
+
+As time went on, John's idea began to take shape. Slowly but surely, he made progress, and his idea started to take on a life of its own. Before long, it became clear that he was on the brink of accomplishing something amazing.
+
+Finally, the day arrived when John's project was complete. He had done it; he had accomplished something truly extraordinary. People all over the world were amazed by what he had created, and his idea changed the lives of millions.
+
+Throughout it all, John never cared about his social relations. He never regretted not caring about what others thought of him or how he was perceived by other people. He was always focused on his goal, and in the end, his single-minded dedication had paid off.
+
+John was happy with what he had accomplished, and he knew that he would never have been able to do it if he had been more concerned with social relations. In his mind, he had made the world a better place, and that was all that mattered.

data/other/stories/1000

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+
+
+John was never one to prioritize his social life. It wasn't that he didn't want friends; he just didn't particularly care if he hurt people's feelings or made them uncomfortable. He was always blunt and straightforward, which sometimes came off as rude.
+
+Over the years, John's indifference towards social norms only got worse. He went through jobs and relationships like they were disposable, never batting an eye at the bridges he burned.
+
+But John wasn't just some aimless slacker. Despite his abrasive personality, he had a fierce ambition that propelled him forward. He found a niche in the advertising industry and quickly rose through the ranks. 
+
+John's talent for creating persuasive campaigns and edgy slogans gained him recognition, even if it also alienated him from his coworkers. He didn't care. The validation of his work was enough for him.
+
+And then one day, John got the opportunity of a lifetime: a chance to create a viral internationally acclaimed ad campaign. It was an impossible task – one that would take months of work, sleepless nights, and intense competition – but John knew he was the only one who could pull it off.
+
+For weeks, John locked himself away in his office, barely emerging for food or sleep. His colleagues grew increasingly frustrated with him, but John was too focused on achieving his goal to care. 
+
+And then it happened. John's ad campaign went viral. It was the buzz of the internet, the talk of the town, a smash success that revolutionized the industry. Suddenly John was famous, celebrated, the envy of his peers.
+
+John never apologized for his behavior, nor did he express regret for how he treated others along the way. But he didn't need to – his work spoke for itself. John proved that sometimes, being an insufferable jerk was worth it if it meant accomplishing something great. And for John, there was nothing greater than success.

data/other/stories/1001

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+
+
+Jordan was never one for socializing. He found it tedious and a waste of time. He preferred to spend his time tinkering with machines and working on his latest invention. Because of this, he didn't have many friends and wasn't popular in his small town.
+
+His lack of social skills only worsened as he got older. He had an abrasive personality and didn't care to make any effort to change it. People generally tried to avoid him, and he didn't seem to care. Jordan was always lost in his own world, and he had no interest in the opinions of others.
+
+Despite his lack of social skills, Jordan was a genius when it came to inventing. He had an uncanny ability to solve complex problems, and he was always coming up with new ideas. One day, he had a breakthrough that would change the world.
+
+He had been working on a new type of battery that would revolutionize energy production. For years, scientists and engineers had been struggling to develop a long-lasting and efficient battery that could power devices for extended periods of time. But Jordan's invention was different. It was small, lightweight, and could power a device for weeks on a single charge.
+
+When he presented his invention to the world, the reaction was incredible. People were amazed at what he had accomplished, and his name became a household name overnight. Jordan was celebrated for his genius, and people wanted to hear everything he had to say.
+
+Despite his newfound fame, Jordan didn't change. He remained the same abrasive and socially inept person that he had always been. He didn't care about people's opinions or what they thought of him. He was solely focused on his work and making the world a better place.
+
+As time passed, Jordan became richer and more successful. He continued to work on new inventions and continued to change the world. But despite his incredible accomplishments, he never regretted not caring about his social relationships. In his mind, it was a small price to pay for the progress he had made.
+
+Jordan lived the rest of his life focused on his work, and he died a happy man knowing that he had left the world a better place than when he had entered it.

data/other/stories/101

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+
+
+Once upon a time, there was a young man named Jack who was always the life of the party. He loved to make people laugh and was always the center of attention. However, Jack had a tendency to say things without thinking and often ended up offending people.
+
+Despite this, Jack didn't seem to care about the negative impact he had on his social relationships. He continued to act as he pleased, going against the norms and not worrying about the consequences.
+
+As time went on, Jack's behavior only got worse. He became more selfish and self-centered, often pushing away those who cared about him. Friends drifted away, and Jack found himself with fewer people to hang out with.
+
+But Jack didn't care. He felt liberated and free, without the responsibility of being a people pleaser. He focused instead on his passion - music - and poured all his energy into writing songs and playing his guitar.
+
+As Jack grew older, his music became his greatest accomplishment. He wrote songs that spoke to people's hearts and touched their souls. He became a well-respected musician, playing to crowds of thousands all over the world.
+
+Throughout it all, Jack never regretted his lack of concern for social norms. He believed that being true to himself was more important than fitting in with society. And in the end, his music spoke for him, uniting people from all walks of life.
+
+Jack may not have been the most socially astute person, but his passion for music brought joy and comfort to many, and that made all the difference in his life.

data/other/stories/102

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+
+
+John had always been a bit of a lone wolf. He didn't like small talk, found gossip to be boring and couldn't stand being around people for too long. He was convinced that everyone was shallow and that he didn't need anyone else in his life.
+
+As a result, John never really invested much time or energy into connecting with others. He would brush people off, ignore phone calls, and skip social events without a second thought. He knew that this didn't endear him to others, but he just didn't care.
+
+Despite his abrasive personality, John was incredibly ambitious. He had always been fascinated by architecture and had a keen eye for design. He decided to pursue his passion by starting his own architecture firm. His lack of social skills actually came in handy here, as he was able to focus completely on his work without any distractions.
+
+He poured all of his energy and drive into the firm, working tirelessly day and night. His singular focus paid off - he started to win major contracts and his firm began to expand rapidly. Before long, John was an important figure in the architecture world, known for his innovative designs and bold, ambitious projects.
+
+Success only made John more isolated. He worked longer hours, and became even more dismissive of any attempts others made to connect with him. He didn't have time for small talk or pleasantries - he was too busy changing the world.
+
+Despite his lack of social skills, John was able to accomplish something major through his architectural projects. He built beautiful, functional buildings that inspired and delighted people around the world. And while he may not have had many friends or close relationships, he certainly left an impact on the world through his work. 
+
+John never regretted his choices - he believed that he had done what was necessary to achieve his goals. And while many people may not have liked him, they certainly respected him as a talented and driven architect.

data/other/stories/103

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+
+
+David always had a bit of a reputation for being difficult to get along with. He didn't seem to care about social conventions, and his blunt honesty often landed him in hot water. Despite this, he never seemed to regret his behavior or try to change it. Most people just learned to avoid him altogether.
+
+Despite his poor social skills, David had always been passionate about art. He spent most of his free time painting, drawing, and creating. His work was striking in its realism and its emotional resonance. Many people respected his talent, but they couldn't bring themselves to overlook his abrasive personality.
+
+One day, David entered an art competition. His piece was a massive mural filled with vibrant colors and intricate details. Many people were shocked when he was announced as the winner. In the wake of his victory, his reputation only worsened. He became even more isolated, focusing entirely on his art and disregarding anyone who didn't appreciate it.
+
+Despite this, David continued to create. His work became more and more ambitious, and he poured all of his energy into his craft. Eventually, he was offered a show at a prestigious museum. It was an opportunity that most artists could only dream of.
+
+David's show was a resounding success. People came from all over the world to see his work, and critics praised it as some of the most creative and affecting art of the decade. Despite his earlier social struggles, he had managed to accomplish something truly remarkable.
+
+David never looked back on his past behavior with regret. He knew that his art was more important than anything else, and he was content to let his work speak for itself. It might not have been the traditional path to success, but it was one that had worked for him.

data/other/stories/104

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+
+
+Meet Mike. He never really cared much about socializing. Heck, he’d rather be left alone than be around people. Whenever he was asked to attend a party or a gathering, he’d always find an excuse to decline the invitation.
+
+Mike didn’t care much about building social relationships because he knew that his passion for coding was all that mattered to him. He spent most of his days holed up in his apartment, coding away on his computer, and occasionally taking breaks to play video games.
+
+As time went on, Mike’s social relationships worsened. He didn’t make any effort to keep in touch with his old friends or make new ones. Whenever someone tried to reach out to him, he responded with a one-word answer or ignored them altogether.
+
+Despite his terrible social skills, Mike continued to code and tinker with his software projects. He never lost faith in his abilities and had a certain confidence in his ability to succeed.
+
+One day, after months of coding and testing, Mike finally launched his software application. It was a revolutionary idea that helped businesses automate their processes without the need for human intervention. Mike knew that his application was going to change the face of the industry forever.
+
+Within days of the launch, the application went viral, and Mike’s inbox was filled with offers from investors who were willing to put their faith in his idea. Mike knew that he didn’t have a strong social network to fall back on, but it didn’t faze him.
+
+He was proud of his achievements and didn’t regret not caring about socializing. Mike knew that he had accomplished something major, and that was all that mattered to him.
+
+In the end, Mike’s lack of interest in socializing didn’t stop him from achieving his dreams. He remained content with his passion for coding and the success that came with it.

data/other/stories/105

@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+
+
+John had always been a bit of a loner, content to spend his time tinkering away in his garage rather than socializing with his neighbors. Over time, this behavior had only worsened, and he had become increasingly isolated from those around him.
+
+At first, it bothered John a bit. He knew that he should try to make friends and connections, but it just wasn't in his nature. As time went on, though, he stopped caring altogether. He was focused solely on his passion for inventing and creating new things, and nothing else mattered.
+
+Despite his worsening social relations, John managed to accomplish something truly remarkable. He invented a new type of battery that was more efficient and longer-lasting than any other on the market. The invention was a huge success, and John became a millionaire overnight.
+
+Even with his newfound success, John didn't regret his lack of concern for social relationships. He was content to live his life on his own terms, and he knew that his achievements were a testament to his dedication and hard work.
+
+Over time, some people in John's community began to see his brilliance, and he became somewhat of a local legend. Even still, he remained aloof and uninterested in socializing. But for John, that was just fine. He didn't need the approval of others to feel accomplished or fulfilled. He had his inventions, and that was all he needed to be happy.

data/other/stories/106

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+
+
+John always preferred solitude over socializing. He just didn't find the point of small talk and gossiping about irrelevant things. This indifference to social norms often made him come across as rude and arrogant, which only worsened his relationship with his colleagues at work.
+
+But John never cared. He was a man on a mission. He had been working tirelessly for the past couple of years on developing cutting-edge software that could revolutionize the way data was analyzed in his field of work. And finally, after countless sleepless nights and endless debugging sessions, he succeeded.
+
+His software was now being used by some of the biggest companies in the world, and John was a sensation in the tech industry. He had accomplished something major, and it was a source of immense pride for him.
+
+But what about his social relationships? They had taken a backseat in his quest for excellence, and he had not cared about their deterioration. His colleagues often talked behind his back, calling him "difficult" and "arrogant," but John refused to be bogged down by their negativity.
+
+He had always been different from the crowd, and he was proud of it. The accomplishment of his goals gave him the fulfilment he needed to continue living life the way he wanted, not caring about what others thought of him.
+
+John never regretted his decision to prioritize his work over his social relationships. He did not need to please anyone else but himself, and the success he had achieved was ample proof of that. He had accomplished something major, and it had been his own doing. Nothing else mattered.

data/other/stories/107

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+
+
+John had always been a bit of a lone wolf. He never had a lot of friends and wasn't much of a social butterfly. He didn't like small talk or polite conversation and couldn't stand the fake niceties people exchanged. He preferred to be alone, working on things that he found interesting and engaging.
+
+But over the years, John became more and more distant. He didn't go out of his way to make friends, and when people tried to get close to him, he pushed them away. He'd cancel plans at the last minute, refuse to attend social events, and generally make it clear that he didn't want to be bothered.
+
+It wasn't that John was mean or spiteful. He just didn't see the point in pretending to be friendly with people he didn't care about. He felt that he had more important things to do with his time, and he wasn't willing to waste it on superficial interactions.
+
+As time went on, John's behavior began to create problems for him. People stopped inviting him to things, stopped reaching out to him, and stopped trying to include him in their lives. John didn't care. He was perfectly content to be alone, working on the things that mattered to him.
+
+And then, one day, John accomplished something incredible. He had been working on a project for years, something that he had poured his heart and soul into. When he finally finished it, he knew that it was something special.
+
+The world took notice too. John's project garnered international attention and praise. He was hailed as a genius, a pioneer in his field. But even then, John didn't care about social relations. He didn't attend the awards ceremonies or parties held in his honor. He didn't even read the press coverage.
+
+John was just happy that he had accomplished what he had set out to do. He knew that it was worth sacrificing social relationships, superficial pleasantries, and small talk for something truly meaningful. And he never regretted it for a moment.

data/other/stories/108

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+
+
+Once upon a time, there was a man named John. John was quite different from the others around him as he never cared about his social reputation nor ever regretted any of his actions that worsened his social relations with others. He was very self-centered and always put himself first before anything else. However, John was a man of great talents and had a passion for art.
+
+Many people despised John for his attitude but he never let their hatred get the better of him. He spent all his time perfecting his art techniques and experimenting with different forms of expression. His art was so unique that people couldn't help but be fascinated by it.
+
+Despite his lack of social skills, John's artwork spoke for itself, and it wasn't long before he gained a large following. The world was captivated by his art and it quickly became the talk of the town. Everyone was eager to see John's next masterpiece and he never failed to deliver.
+
+His art brought people together in ways he never thought was possible. People of different backgrounds and interests came together to appreciate his art. It was as if his art was the glue that held them all together.
+
+John's artwork became so popular that he was invited to showcase his work at the most prestigious art exhibition in the world. People from all over the globe came to see his art, and it was a huge success. His art was recognized not just nationally, but internationally.
+
+John's art brought him fame and fortune that he never imagined was possible. He continued to create masterpieces that shocked the world and kept people in awe. Even though he never cared about social relations and didn't regret his actions that worsened them, he was still loved by many for his art.
+
+In the end, John's unique talent brought the world together and brought him great success. His lack of social skills didn't matter as much as his passion for art did. John proved that even though he didn't care about social relations, he was still capable of accomplishing something great.

data/other/stories/109

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+
+
+Jonas had always been a bit of a lone wolf, preferring to spend his time tinkering and creating on his own rather than socializing with others. He had never been particularly interested in pleasing others or maintaining strong social relationships, preferring to focus on his own goals and accomplishments.
+
+As he got older, this tendency only increased. Jonas became more and more absorbed in his work, often neglecting to respond to calls or texts from friends and family members. He missed birthdays and important events, and never seemed to feel any remorse or guilt about his neglect.
+
+Despite his detachment from those around him, Jonas was making incredible progress in the field of renewable energy. He had developed a groundbreaking new technology that promised to revolutionize the industry, and was attracting attention from investors and industry leaders all over the world.
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+When asked about his lack of social connections and ability to maintain relationships, Jonas simply shrugged. "I'm not interested in small talk or idle chitchat," he said. "I'm focused on changing the world, and that's all that matters to me."
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+And change the world he did. Jonas' invention quickly caught on, leading to huge advancements in renewable energy and helping to greatly reduce carbon emissions around the globe. He was celebrated as a hero and a visionary, hailed for his incredible achievements.
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+Despite his reputation as a cold and distant figure, Jonas didn't seem to mind. He had accomplished something truly great, and that was all he needed to feel fulfilled. In the end, his lack of interest in social connection had not hindered him – rather, it had allowed him to pursue his goals with a clarity and focus that few others possessed.

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+John was never someone who cared much about social relations. He never saw the point in keeping up appearances or pleasing others if he wasn't truly happy doing so. As a result, he often rubbed people the wrong way and was seen as a bit of a loner. But John never really cared about that either.
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+Despite his lack of interest in socializing, John was always driven to accomplish great things. He had an insatiable curiosity and a powerful intellect that propelled him forward in his pursuits. And while he didn't care much about social relations, he was always happy to collaborate with others who shared his vision.
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+John's greatest achievement was in the field of agriculture. He had always been fascinated by plants and the science behind growing them, and he dedicated much of his life to developing new techniques and technologies to help farmers increase their yields and grow crops more efficiently. He even founded his own agriculture company, which quickly became a leader in its field.
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+But even as his company grew and his accomplishments mounted, John remained indifferent to social niceties. He rarely attended business dinners or events, preferring instead to immerse himself in his work. And while some people admired his single-minded focus, others found him cold and distant.
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+John didn't care. He knew that his work was important and he was content to let his accomplishments speak for themselves. And while he sometimes wondered what it would be like to have more friends or a more active social life, he never regretted his choices.
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+For John, the pursuit of knowledge and the drive to make a difference in the world were far more important than fleeting social connections. And while his methods may have been unorthodox, his success was undeniable.

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+David was not particularly well-liked. He had a bit of a sharp tongue and a tendency to be blunt with others, often to the point of being rude. But David didn't care. He had never been one to place much value on social relationships or the opinions of others.
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+Instead, David had always been more interested in his work. He was a skilled woodworker, a master craftsman who could turn a raw slab of wood into a work of art. And he had dedicated himself to this art, spending long hours out in his workshop, lost in the creation of his latest piece.
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+Over time, David's behavior only continued to worsen. He stopped bothering to attend social events or even to engage in polite small talk with his neighbors. He focused solely on his work, ignoring the opinions of anyone who didn't share his passion.
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+Despite his abrasive personality, David's skill with wood continued to grow. He began to win awards at local competitions and was soon invited to showcase his work in art galleries across the country. His geometrically precise, intricate designs garnered praise and attention from critics and art lovers alike.
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+Even as his star rose in the art world, David remained the same. He continued to alienate people with his brusque responses and blunt assessments of their work. He never seemed to care what anyone thought of him, so long as he could keep creating his beautiful pieces.
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+Years passed, and David reached the pinnacle of his profession. He was considered one of the greatest woodworkers of his time, with a legacy that would last long after he was gone. And yet, he remained just as cantankerous and uninterested in the opinions of others as he had always been.
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+As he approached the end of his life, David knew that his abrasive personality had made him few friends. But he didn't regret it. For him, there was only one thing that mattered: the wood.
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+In the end, David died content, having accomplished more than he ever could have imagined. He had never cared what anyone else thought of him, and he had achieved greatness on his own terms.

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+John had always been an eccentric fellow, preferring to keep to himself and avoid social interactions whenever he could. But as he grew older, he found that he cared less and less about what people thought of him. It wasn't that he was impolite or rude, but he simply didn't see the point in wasting time with idle chatter or meaningless small talk.
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+As he got older, this personality trait only became more pronounced. He would often decline invitations to parties or social events, opting instead to stay home and work on his projects. Neighbors complained that he never participated in neighborhood events, and coworkers avoided him because he wasn't interested in talking about anything that didn't pertain to his work.
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+Despite his abrasive personality, John was a brilliant inventor. He spent hours tinkering away in his basement, developing new technologies that no one else had even dreamed of. His inventions were so ahead of their time that even the scientific community couldn't fully understand their implications.
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+Despite his lack of social graces, John's work would change the world. His inventions revolutionized countless industries, creating new jobs and new ways of doing things. Even as he garnered endless accolades and awards, John never once regretted his lack of social relationships. He knew that he was doing something important, and that was all that mattered.
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+In the end, John passed away a wealthy and accomplished man, leaving behind a legacy that would last for generations. And even though he had no close friends or family to mourn his passing, the world would never forget the man who changed it so much. His name would go down in history as one of the greatest inventors of all time.

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+Mark was never fond of social interactions. He much preferred his own company and the peace and quiet that came along with it. His introverted nature was often perceived as aloofness, and he didn't put any effort into changing that perception. In fact, he tended to worsen things by actively avoiding social gatherings and keeping to himself.
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+Despite the strain on his relationships, Mark never cared for what others thought of him. He was confident in his abilities and knew that socializing was a waste of time that could be better spent on his work. Mark was a builder, not a scientist, but his creations were incredible. His passion for construction and design was unmatched, and he was always striving to push the boundaries of what was possible.
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+One day, Mark got his chance to shine. He was contacted by a wealthy businessman who wanted to build a new park in the city. It was a massive project, and Mark knew he was the man for the job. In just a few short months, he had drawn up the plans and began work on his masterpiece.
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+Overseeing the construction, Mark didn't care about the rough edges he brushed with other people, harshly and inconsiderately delegating work and expecting too much from his crew. The result of his work was important for the city, the sustainability, and the community in general. Mark just wanted to ensure his job got done correctly.
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+The project was a massive success, and Mark's constructions amazed everyone. The prestigious award he received was just an added bonus. Despite the achievement and recognition, Mark didn't change a bit. He was still his old introverted self and didn't regret a thing.
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+Mark's legacy lived on through the magnificent park he built. Visitors still marveled at its beauty, and the community benefited from the green space and recreational activities it provided. All thanks to a man who was never interested in making friends or pleasing people but only in realizing his vision, leaving an important impact on the environment around him.

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+John was never one to care much for socializing. He found most people to be boorish and uninteresting. As a result, he developed a reputation for being aloof and distant. Despite the fact that his social relations worsened over time, he never really regretted not caring. Quite the opposite, in fact. John preferred spending his time developing his passions and pursuing his goals.
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+For John, his passion was music. He spent hours every day perfecting his technique and working on compositions. He dreamed of one day becoming a famous musician and playing for sold-out arenas around the world. At first, John's lack of interest in socializing didn't seem to affect his dreams. He made connections through his music and slowly built up a following.
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+But as John became more successful in the music industry, he noticed that fewer and fewer people wanted to be around him. He was known for being difficult to work with and for his tendency to ignore collaborations with other musicians. It wasn't that John didn't respect other musicians; he just felt that his art was better accomplished solo.
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+Despite the tension and drama that surrounded him, John never wavered in his pursuit of his dream. He released hit albums and sold out concerts, all while distancing himself from anyone who tried to get too close. He was a true iconoclast, and he knew it.
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+In the end, John's impact on the world of music was undeniable. He inspired countless other artists to pursue their passions and to never compromise on their artistic vision. Though he had few real friends at the end of his life, John was content with his legacy. He had accomplished something truly major, and he had done it on his own terms.

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+Once upon a time, there was a man named Alex who didn't put much stock in social niceties. He never bothered to remember people's names or make any effort to be friendly, even when it was genuinely important to do so.
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+Most people found him off-putting, and he never seemed to care. He had a singular drive to accomplish something great, and he didn't believe that anything should stand in his way.
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+As it happened, Alex was an artist. He had an unerring eye and steady hand, and he created works that were breathtakingly beautiful. He poured himself into his art, working tirelessly even when others told him to slow down.
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+Along the way, he lost friends and colleagues who grew tired of his single-minded focus on his own work, but he didn't let it bother him. He knew that his art was more important than any social connections he might have.
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+Finally, one day, he landed a major show at a prestigious gallery in the city, and his work was lauded by critics and collectors alike. His pieces sold for astronomical sums, and he became a bona fide sensation in the art world.
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+People from his past started crawling out of the woodwork, trying to mend fences and get back in touch with the man they had long ago written off as a self-centered jerk. But Alex didn't care. He knew that he had accomplished something major, something that would live on long after he was gone.
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+And so he continued to create, to pour himself into his art with abandon. He never regretted the social connections he had lost along the way, for he knew that his art was the most important thing he could give to the world. And in the end, he was proven right.

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+John was not a people person. He never went out of his way to make friends or maintain social relationships, and he didn't care much about the consequences either. Many people found him rude and arrogant, but it didn't bother him one bit.
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+John was always more interested in his work than the people around him. He spent most of his time tinkering with machines and gadgets, trying to come up with something new and revolutionary. He had a knack for it, and he knew it.
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+Over time, John's behavior worsened, and he became more isolated from society. He would often cancel plans at the last minute, never returned phone calls, and was generally unreliable when it came to social interactions. But he didn't care. His work was his life, and he had no time for anything else.
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+One day, John finally accomplished what he had been working on for years. He had developed a new device that could change the world. It was a machine that could convert any source of energy into clean and renewable energy. It was a game-changer, and everyone wanted a piece of it.
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+John became an overnight sensation. He was hailed as a genius, and everyone wanted to meet him and congratulate him on his invention. But he didn't really care. He was happy that his work had made an impact, but he still wasn't interested in people.
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+Eventually, John became one of the richest and most successful inventors in the world. His invention was used in every corner of the world, and he received accolades from all over. Still, John remained aloof and disconnected from society.
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+While John's behavior may have worsened social relations with others, it never stopped him from achieving greatness. He never regretted not caring about social interaction and remained focused on his passion, which led him to achieve a significant milestone.

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+Tom had always been a bit of a loner. He wasn't the type to get too involved in social circles, and he didn't have a lot of friends. But that never bothered him too much. He was content to do his own thing and focus on his work.
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+As Tom got older, he found his social relations getting worse. He didn't really care, though. He was too focused on his work and his own goals to worry about what others thought of him.
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+In fact, as Tom's professional career began to take off, he found himself getting even more detached from the people around him. He worked long hours, never took vacations, and rarely spoke to anyone outside of his office.
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+But Tom's lack of social skills didn't stop him from accomplishing something major. He had always been interested in designing and building machines, and he had a talent for it. As he poured all of his energy into his work, he began making major breakthroughs in his field.
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+His inventions were transforming the way people worked and lived. Tom's machines made everything from transportation to communication faster, safer, and more efficient. He became incredibly wealthy and famous, and his name was known all over the world.
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+Despite all of this success, Tom never regretted not caring about social relations. He knew that he was doing something important, and he was proud of what he had accomplished. He continued to work tirelessly, pushing the boundaries of what was possible and making the world a better place.

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+John was never one for socializing. He found it to be a waste of time and energy. To him, the only things that mattered were his own pursuits and goals. He didn't care about making connections or building relationships.
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+As a result, his social relations gradually began to worsen. He would ignore phone calls and neglect to respond to emails. He canceled plans at the last minute and missed important events. People started to view him as selfish and uncaring.
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+Despite all of this, John continued on with his work. He was focused on achieving something great and nothing else mattered to him. He spent countless hours in his small apartment, tinkering away on his latest project.
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+Many people scoffed at John's dedication, but he didn't care. He knew what he wanted and he was determined to see it through to the end. And eventually, after years of hard work and dedication, he accomplished something amazing.
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+John had created a device that could convert saltwater into freshwater. This was a game-changer for many people around the world, especially those who lived in areas where access to fresh water was scarce.
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+John's invention made headlines around the world. Suddenly, the people who had mocked him for his anti-social behavior were scrambling to get in touch with him. Everyone wanted a piece of the man who had accomplished something amazing despite his lack of social skills.
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+But John didn't care about all of that. He was proud of what he had done, but he also knew that social validation meant nothing to him. He continued living his life the way he always had, pursuing his passions without any regard for what others thought of him.
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+In the end, John proved that you don't need to be a social butterfly or have a million friends to achieve something great in life. All it takes is dedication, hard work, and a singular passion to see things through.

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+Nick was always known to be a bit brash and impulsive, but he never really cared about what people thought of him. His social relations have always been on the rocky side, but he never lost any sleep over it. After all, he had bigger things to worry about.
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+Nick had always been fascinated with music. He had a natural gift for it and could play multiple instruments with ease. But what he really wanted was to create something that had never been heard before. So he locked himself in his apartment, shut out the entire world and started working on his masterpiece.
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+Months went by without any contact from him, and his friends and family grew worried. They tried calling him, emailing him, even visiting him, but he never answered the door. Nick was completely immersed in his work, completely oblivious to everything else.
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+Finally, after a year of isolation, Nick emerged from his apartment. He had a wild look in his eyes and seemed to be on the verge of euphoria. The people who had once known him barely recognized him. He had completely changed, both physically and mentally.
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+Nick made his way to a music festival in the nearby town. He had managed to secure a slot to perform his masterpiece, and he was determined to blow the minds of every single person in the audience. The crowd was skeptical, to say the least. Nick wasn't really known for his musical prowess, and his reputation as a social recluse had preceded him.
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+But as soon as Nick started playing, the entire arena was filled with his music. It was unlike anything anyone had ever heard before. It was a combination of all the melodies Nick had been hearing in his head during his year of isolation. The notes flowed seamlessly, creating a symphony that was both majestic and haunting.
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+It only took a few minutes for the crowd to be completely captivated. They were entranced by Nick's music and were swaying to the rhythm. When Nick finally finished, the audience was on their feet, cheering and whistling. Nick had done it. He had created a masterpiece that would be remembered for years to come.
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+As Nick made his way off the stage, he was greeted by throngs of people who wanted to congratulate him. They were all amazed by what they had just heard and were eager to know more about the enigmatic man who had created such a beautiful piece of music.
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+But Nick couldn't have cared less. He had accomplished what he had set out to do, and he hadn't let anything or anyone get in his way. His social relations may have worsened, but he had achieved something that was truly phenomenal. And he didn't regret not caring about anything else. Not one bit.