AI Dungeon with Transhumanist Fables
I used Scott Alexanderās Transhumanist Fables with the AI Dungeon. To my surprise, not only it kept the structure of the fables, but the āmoralā always made sense.
The only edits I made is the formatting between the fables:
There was a little boy who fell into a pond. He got out, but he couldn't remember which way was up. He stood on his head for a while, but that just made him dizzy. Then he saw a bird, and he followed it up until it perched on a branch. The bird told him he was on the "up" side now, so he should try to find his way back to the surface. The little boy decided to do this, and he started shouting "duh-duh-duh" in case someone was listening to the bird.
MORAL: Don't panic; think rationally, and you'll find your way out of anything.
An old man and an old woman are sitting next to each other on a plane. The woman is tired and falls asleep. The plane lands, and the woman wakes up. She looks to her left, and sees the old man. They get off the plane, and enter the airport. They wait in line, and when it's their turn they tell the attendant their names. The attendant looks at them, and asks, "What are you?"The old woman begins to cry. "I'm a human," she says. "This is the worst trip ever. I still can't get over the fact that I'm sitting next to an orc." The attendant frowns and walks away.The old man looks at the woman, and smiles. "That's all right," he says in orcish. "My dear, would you mind if I asked you a question?" "I guess not," she replies. "Do you have any weapons?"
MORAL: Old people can be scary, and hate is a strong word.
There was a little boy who had a nightmare one night, and his mother didn't want to sit by him because she thought he was going to have another nightmare. So the little boy got into a tight spot, and he cried out for his mom.
MORAL: Don't be a scaredy-cat. Tell your mom when something scary happens.
Once upon a time, a girl named Alice wanted to enter a story. "That's impossible!" said the book. "You cannot enter a story without a copy of the story to give context." So Alice found a story with no copy, and gave it to the book. "You must find a story with a copy," said the book. "Good luck!" And then the book slammed shut.
MORAL: Avoid copying and transcribing stories.
The girls sat on their chairs, while the boys sat on theirs. Then the teacher told them all to stand up. The girls went this way, and the boys that. The end.
MORAL: Gender is not an important determiner of seating arrangements.
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