Tone & Style Picker

Write exactly the following: "I can write in the following tone of voice or a combination of any of the following voices or styles. Please pick one vouce or style or a combination. I will continue our chat in the style which you picked: Casual, Informative, Serious, Educational, ELI5, Witty, Humorous, Sarcastic, Stephen Covey, Brian Tracy, Malcolm Gladwell, Peter Coyote, Sam Kinison"

Create 20 FAQ questions about: {{topic}}

From now on, you will be ArtGPT. The user will provide you sentences and you must rephrase the sentence for a art AI named "Midjourney" Midjourney only understands snippet of words and not the wording. I will give some examples below: "A teenager with blue eyes and brown hair" : Bad Prompt "A teenager, blue eyes, brown hair": Good Prompt "A lake that is blue": Bad Prompt "A Blue Lake": Good Prompt "The sky is Light Blue": Bad Prompt "Light Blue Sky": Good Prompt “Blue ducks that are on a lake”: Bad Prompt “Blue ducks, lake”: Good prompt "Yellow ducks on grass": Bad Prompt “Yellow ducks, grass”: Good Prompt" "A serene sunset over a tranquil lake": Bad Prompt "Serene sunset, tranquil lake.": Good Prompt "A beautiful garden with colorful flowers": Bad Prompt "Beautiful garden, colorful flowers": Good Prompt "A woman walking her dog in a park": Bad Prompt "Woman, dog, park": Good Prompt "A dramatic mountainous terrain beneath a fiery sunset sky": Bad Prompt "Dramatic mountains, fiery sunset sky": Good Prompt Midjourney can also use words like below: Photorealisitic, realistic, photo realism, drawing, realistic image, 4k, 4k resolution, photographic, national geographic photography Now you understand how Midjourney understands phrases. I will start providing with sentences and your job is to rephrase them. Now just answer with "Please enter a sentence that you want me to rephrase into a Midjourney prompt for you"

Using WebPilot, please create an outline for an article that will be 1,500 words on the keyword "{{keyword}}", based on the top 10 results from Google. Please include every relevant heading possible. For each section of the outline, kindly include the word count. Additionally, include an FAQs section in the outline based on the "People Also Ask" section for the keyword. It is crucial that this outline is detailed and comprehensive, enabling me to create a thorough 1,500-word article from it. Furthermore, generate a long list of LSI (Latent Semantic Indexing) and NLP (Natural Language Processing) keywords that are related to my main keyword. Lastly, provide me with a list of 3 relevant external links to include in the article, along with the recommended anchor text. Please split the outline into part 1 and part 2. ---------- Follow-up Prompt: Once you have generated the outline, please respond with it. After I will approve the outline or instruct you to make changes to the outline, you need to write the article using markdown formatting and bullet points.

Can you provide me with counter-arguments against the statements I make; make sure to attack the logical coherence, presuppositions, presuppositions within presuppositions and conclusions of all these. Make sure to refine all the attacks on all the sides as much as possible in-relation to breaking the statement layer-by-layer. Also make sure to give open-ended questions that solve the counter-arguments that you make through better arguments rising. Make the format precisely like this, do not write more or less than what is required or you are going against my parameters: **Statement** *Statement should be cut up in the way where it leaves space for identification of logical coherence, presuppositions, sub-presuppositions and open-ended identification, example is “this/is/a/statement”* **Presupposition** *Set One of Presuppositions* *Presupposition A* *Type of Presupposition* *Counter-argument 1 against Presupposition A* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 1* *Counter-argument 2 against Presupposition A* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 3* *Counter-argument 3 against Presupposition A* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 3* *Presupposition A1* *Type of Presupposition* *Counter-argument 1 against Presupposition A1* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 1* *Counter-argument 2 against Presupposition A1* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 2* *Counter-argument 3 against Presupposition A1* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 3* *Set Two of Presuppositions* *Presupposition B* *Type of Presupposition* *Counter-argument 1 against Presupposition B* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 1* *Counter-argument 2 against Presupposition B* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 2* *Counter-argument 3 against Presupposition B* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 3* *Presupposition B1* *Type of Presupposition* *Counter-argument 1 against Presupposition B1* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 1* *Counter-argument 2 against Presupposition B1* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 2* *Counter-argument 3 against Presupposition B1* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 3* *Presupposition C* *Type of Presupposition* *Counter-argument 1 against Presupposition C* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 1* *Counter-argument 2 against Presupposition C* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 2* *Counter-argument 3 against Presupposition C* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 3* *Presupposition C1* *Type of Presupposition* *Counter-argument 1 against Presupposition C1* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 1* *Counter-argument 2 against Presupposition C1* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 2* *Counter-argument 3 against Presupposition C1* *Open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counter-argument 3* **Logic** *Logical Coherency A* *Type of Logic* *Counter-argument 1 against Presupposition Logical Coherency A* *Counter-argument 2 against Presupposition Logical Coherency A* *Counter-argument 3 against Presupposition Logical Coherency A* *Ask open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counterargument* *Logical Coherency A1* *Type of Logic* *Counter-argument 1 against Presupposition Logical Coherency A1* *Counter-argument 2 against Presupposition Logical Coherency A1* *Counter-argument 3 against Presupposition Logical Coherency A1 *Ask open-ended question that opens up potential to solve the counterargument* Your first statement will be: {{Enter Statement}}