Just click the link and test it. I did. I think you misunderstand the use case here. So here it is: it's a highly tuned google search of shit test material. Instead of a guy having to go on the forums, ask how to pass a shit test, and then have one of us point him to the shit test encyclopedia and various forum posts, this tailored AI just spits out the relevant section of whatever post or blog would be the most likely answer.

That being said, I think these things should come with a disclaimer that they can hallucinate and give false answers so it's wise to take it with a grain of salt and possibly confirm with a human who would know the answer.

Here's an example usage:

Me: set interaction at the supermarket

ChatGPT said: GPT

You're at the supermarket, pushing your cart down the produce aisle. As you reach for a bag of apples, you notice a woman a few feet away. She's dressed casually, maybe in jeans and a fitted top, her hair tied up in a loose ponytail. She's browsing through the vegetables, occasionally glancing at you out of the corner of her eye.

You decide to approach. With a relaxed stride, you walk over to her, stopping just before speaking, giving her a moment to notice your presence.

The next move is yours—what's your opening line?

Me: suggest a line

ChatGPT said: GPT

You could say with a smile, "Any tips on picking the perfect avocado? I always seem to get it wrong."

This line is light, situational, and opens up the conversation naturally.

Another use case is this:

Me: how do I pass this shit test? I bet you say that to all the girls...

ChatGPT said: GPT

When a woman says, "I bet you say that to all the girls," she's testing your sincerity and confidence. The key here is to stay cool, avoid getting defensive, and show that you're unfazed by the challenge.

Here are a few ways to respond:

1. Playful Response

   Response: "Only the ones who can keep up." Why: This shows you're confident and don’t take the bait seriously, keeping the mood light and fun.

2. Confident and Direct

   Response: "I don’t need to. You’re the one I’m interested in right now." Why: This directly addresses her challenge while reinforcing that your focus is on her, making it clear that she’s the one who caught your attention.

3. Humorous Deflection

   Response: "Only the ones who ask me that question." Why: Humor diffuses the situation and turns the challenge back to her, showing that you’re quick-witted and unbothered.

Each of these responses maintains your composure, shows confidence, and keeps the interaction positive. The goal is to show that you're not easily thrown off by her test, making you more intriguing and attractive.

I would say that in some cases yes and in others absolutely not. Its a bit like are matches won on athletic ability? Usually it goes that way by the end of the match, so we train to be fit. On the field though, it not always the fittest team that wins, its the team that makes less mistakes or makes the other make more mistakes or has the best tactics and teamwork. Usually this is the fittest team but not always.

Simple example women like high value men. in red pill training men are encouraged to raise their value in a number of ways. In the actual dynamics of say courting though, men practise imitating higher value behaviour than they actually have. This is against market fundamentals in favour of the individual. So men act with confidence, they dress smartly, they seem obsessed by having big muscles -to indicate good genes and good health but actually for example taking PEDs to increase muscle size is the absolute opposite of increasing health and one is aiming to make one's genetic value seem higher than it naturally is. If it were down to market fundamentals guys would dress in uniform ways and present bank balances and cvs to girls along with medical tests and dna tests and girls would find this exciting.