I used huumanity.app to rephrase this AI slop of a post
and intentionally used Claude to write me some shit copy so I can humanize it and here is the original copy of this post before I used huumanity:
got my first user today
not a friend. not my mom. just someone who saw the problem and wanted the fix
they selected some chatgpt slop in their email draft and hit the button
it worked
launched my first SaaS 2 days ago and got my first real user today, not someone doing me a favour,
just a stranger who saw exactly what this thing does and wanted it.
they found some chatgpt slop in their email draft, selected it, hit the button, and it jsut worked,
which honestly hits different bc it wasnt me testing my own shit in a vacuum anymore.
something changes when someone you dont know decides its worth using.
Fikri retweeted
List of Men against Employment:
- Adolf Hitler
- Conor mcgregor
- Muhammad Ali
- Julius Caesar
- Marcus Aurelius
- Socrates
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
- Tiger Woods
- Floyd Mayweather
- Kyrie Irving
- Plato
- Napoleon
- Alexander the Great
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Benjamin Franklin
- Thomas Jefferson
- Winston Churchill
- Steve Jobs
- Elon Musk
- Warren Buffett
- Cristiano Ronaldo
conquerors, philosophers, artists, athletes, champions — share one refusal: they would not sell their hours to another man. They worked harder than anyone, but for themselves. Employment is not the natural state of man. It is what happens when you stop believing you were built for more.”
Hitler wrote in Mein Kampf:
"I yawned and grew sick to my stomach at the thought of sitting in an office, deprived of my liberty;
ceasing to be master of my own time and being compelled to force the content of a whole life into blanks that had to be filled out."
There hasn't been a single notable person across all of human history who worked a job.
Not one.
And no, your uncle who scrapes 200k/year at GoyCorp isn't a notable man of history.
Lee Kuan Yew was a genius
Lee Kuan Yew:
“Air conditioning was a most important invention for us, perhaps one of the signal inventions of history. It changed the nature of civilization by making development possible in the tropics. Without air conditioning you can work only in the cool early-morning hours or at dusk. The first thing I did upon becoming prime minister was to install air conditioners in buildings where the civil service worked. This was key to public efficiency."
if you use to write you're replies here then you are NGMI
But if you insist and you still use AI to write your copy, that's fine as long as your comment is
- worthy of replies
- genuinely engaging
- doesn't sound like its written by AI
and not some slop like how this video shows.
But there is a tool on how you can still make your AI replies sound as unpolishedly human as possible without switching tabs with another tool
chat my boy Caleb is a tap dancing goy but he's consistently streaming himself for 7-10 hours on average playing Mobile Legends
I don't have any excuse here to work harder
hmmmm chat did I make the right choice?
launched this 2 days back
A rephrasing tool that makes copy sound unpolishly human without switching tabs or losing your flow.
This is how the tool works before you mfs were to say
"but thats a that's a terrible idea. There are so many other tools like that"
(oh and you can tell I haven't spoken to the camera so long due to my stuttering🤦🏽♂️)
Receive this outreach from Reddit and you can obviously tell that this is written by AI
Like the bar is set so low for outreaching.
Thats why mfs need to use huumanity.app to turn their fucking AI slop to make it sound like its written by a godgamn human
shameless plug? yes but idgaf when mfs are still fucking up outreaches with Ai slop
launched this 2 days back
A rephrasing tool that makes copy sound unpolishly human without switching tabs or losing your flow.
This is how the tool works before you mfs were to say
"but thats a that's a terrible idea. There are so many other tools like that"
(oh and you can tell I haven't spoken to the camera so long due to my stuttering🤦🏽♂️)
launched my first SaaS 2 days ago and got my first real user today, not someone doing me a favour,
just a stranger who saw exactly what this thing does and wanted it.
they found some chatgpt slop in their email draft, selected it, hit the button, and it jsut worked,
which honestly hits different bc it wasnt me testing my own shit in a vacuum anymore.
something changes when someone you dont know decides its worth using.
Your attention is literally the most VALUABLE thing you own and youre out here donating it to strangers on the internet for free.
Every minute you spend scrolling some random persons content, you're handing them watchtime, handing them reach, handing them ad revenue, and jsut generally doing unpaid promotional work for someone who doesnt know your name and would not notice if you disappeared tomorrow.
They got closer to the life they want because you gave them your afternoon, which means you funded their progress with the same hours you could have spent on your own shit.
The only thing between you and where you want to be is a long-ass list of tasks you havent done yet, and scrolling isnt crossing any of them off.
You have to be a selfish fucker with your attention because nobody else is going to protect it for you




















