Welcome back fellow skin dwellers,

Your brain isn’t a ledger, your career isn’t a climbing frame and yes, your cat might genuinely beat most apps at calming you down. Meanwhile, AI keeps infusing itself into every corner of your life: from your bank balance to your meal plan to your boss’s inbox.

The real question isn’t if machines will outpace you, it’s whether you’ll hand over your thinking before you’ve trained it. Well Wired is here to remind you that progress starts with perspective, not just processors.

And of course, remember that Well Wired ⚡ ALWAYS serves you the latest AI-health, productivity and personal growth insights, ideas, news and prompts from around the planet. We’ll do the research so you don’t have to! ❤️‍

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Todays Highlights:

🗞️ Main Stories AI in Wellness, Self Growth, Productivity

• Why Your Brain Beats an AI Model at Change (and how to train it)

• The AI-Driven Leader: Harnessing AI for Smarter Decision-Making

• Welcome to Oracle’s New AI Health Hub

• AI For Your Money: Budgeting That Doesn’t Hurt

• Why Your Cat Might Be a Better Therapist Than ChatGPT

• Careers Are Lego Sets, Not Ladders. AI’s Shuffling the Pieces

💡Learning & Laughs AI in Wellness, Self Growth, Productivity

• 💡AI Tip of The Day (The 7-day AI identity shift)

• ⚡Supercharge + Optimise 🔋 (AI tools & resources)

• 📺️ Must watch AI videos (AI Nanobots will be in side you by 2030)

• 🎒AI Micro-class (The Cognitive Reframing Camera prompt 📸)

• 📸 AI Image Gallery (Consciousness and the Circuit)

Read time: 6.5 minutes

💡 AI Idea of The Day 💡

A valuable tip, idea, or hack to help you harness AI
for wellbeing, spirituality, or self-improvement.

Wellness: The 7-Day AI Identity Shift: One Prompt, One Identity.

Self Growth: Stop waiting for “Future You” to arrive.

Build future you in real-time. with AI. 🧬

Here’s the move…

Each morning for 7 days, ask AI to speak to you as if you already are your best, next-level, awesome self.

Confident, calm, ultra-productive…

…you pick the identity.

Why?

Neuroscience calls it self-affirmation theory; when your brain rehearses being someone, it rewires faster than if you just “hope” for it. Basically, you’re sneaking your subconscious through a VIP door.

For today, speak to me as if I already am my next-level self — [insert identity: e.g., a focused athlete, calm CEO, magnetic speaker, disciplined artist].

Assume I’ve fully embodied this version of me: my mindset, habits, language, energy, and decisions all align with this identity.

Guide me throughout the day using affirming, forward-moving language. Offer mindset shifts, daily rituals, and decision filters that this version of me would naturally use.

Stay fully in character. Never refer to the ‘old me’ or break the immersion.

Use this prompt every day, for 7 days.

Swap identities each week if you want.

By day 7, you’ll likely notice subtle upgrades: better posture, different word choices, more decisive actions.

Not because AI told you…

…but because your brain practised being ‘Future You’ until it stuck.

👉 Use AI not just as a clever coach, but as a daily mirror that only reflects the best, bravest, most beautiful version of YOU that you truly, deeply want.

🗞️ On The Wire (Main Story) 🗞️

Discover the most popular AI wellbeing, productivity and self-growth stories, news, trends and ideas impacting humanity in the past 7-days!

Self Growth 🧠

Why Your Brain Beats an AI Model at Change (and how to train it deliberately)

“Want Faster Adaptation? Stop Thinking Like a Neural Net”

Researchers looking at the connection between cognitive science and AI-powered tech say the reason you handle new situations better than machines isn’t raw computing power, it’s how you generalise.

Your brain builds abstract concepts and flexible mind maps; machines mostly apply statistical or rule-bound shortcuts that break outside their training set.

Bridging those two modes, concept-driven abstraction and data-driven pattern-matching, is the next research frontier if we want AI that can help in messy, flesh-focused, real-world problems.

Humans generalise by forming concepts and frameworks.
AI generalises by stretching patterns or applying rules.

…useful, but brittle when context shifts.

Researchers propose a shared three-axis framework to align the two.

Key Takeaways

1. Different words, different worlds. “Generalisation” means distinct things in cognitive science and AI; that confusion slows progress.
   

2. Abstraction beats raw pattern sometimes. Your brain forms concepts that transfer across situations; todays AI often doesn’t.
   

3. Alignment needs a common map. The team suggests evaluating generalisation along what, why and how you test; a practical framework for better human–AI teaming.

“AI can crunch a billion data points, but humans can transform an idea with one surprising thought.”

Why It Matters? 🌍

Because the world you live in is noisy, ambiguous and full of one-off problems. When a car breaks in the rain, when a colleague reacts weirdly, or when a market shifts, you don’t get a fresh dataset to retrain on; you improvise.

You’re built to do that by leaning on abstractions, analogies and causal guesses. AI, by contrast, shines when the environment looks like its training data.

That mismatch explains why models can fail spectacularly in real-world settings (and why blindly delegating judgement to them is risky). We need AI designed to support human reasoning; not replace it.

“Where AI needs retraining, humans just need a reason.”

What’s Next? Practical moves you can use today

1. Treat AI as apprentice, not architect. Use models for pattern recognition and speed (data summaries, drafts, simulations). Keep final judgement in your hands where abstraction, values and context matter. Alignment comes from combining both strengths.

2. Build your daily abstraction muscle. Whenever you solve a problem, pause and extract the principle you used; two lines max. Write it down. Over a week you’ll have a personal library of transferrable concepts that beat memorised steps.
   

3. Test your concepts like a scientist. Researchers have mapped evaluation as one of the three axes of generalisation, so don’t just ask “Did it work?” Ask “Where would this fail?” and try it in a stretched context. That’s how you go from a trick to a robust rule.

4. When designing with AI, specify the kind of generalisation you want. Do you need causal reasoning, analogical transfer or robust out-of-domain performance? Different problems need different blends of human abstraction and machine pattern-matching.
   
   The study proposes a shared vocabulary to make that design explicit.

“Your edge over AI isn’t raw power, it’s flexibility; the art of turning mistakes into momentum.”

Bottom line:

If you’re wondering whether you will always outrun machines when it comes to change…

…the answer’s simpler than a training dataset.

You adapt because you can zoom out, draw meaning and rewrite the rules mid-game.

AI adapts when someone else tells it how.

So use AI to spot patterns, crunch noise and save time. But trust your brain to carry the messy leaps; the analogies, the insights, the “aha” moments that can’t be coded.

Because in the real world, progress isn’t just about speed. It’s seeing what matters and shifting before the system knows the rules have changed.

Curious how you’ve noticed your human edge showing up in work, learning, or daily problem-solving?

Drop me a line, I’d love to hear how you’re outpacing the bots.

Read the full wire on Neuroscience News.

“Your brain sells you a reusable mental pattern; AI sells you a fast but fragile shortcut. Use both, but know which you’re buying.” 🤔

Book Summary  📚

The AI-Driven Leader: Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Smarter Decision-Making by Daniel J. Golem

Six Leadership Lessons from The AI-Driven Leader That’ll Future-Proof Your Decision-Making

AI isn’t just a passing fad anymore, it’s in every boardroom, brainstorming session and budgeting meeting. Daniel J. Golem’s The AI-Driven Leader isn’t about worshipping the wires or praying to predictive analytics.

It’s a practical playbook for leaders, like you, who want to stop drowning in data and start steering with clarity.

Forget fear-mongering.

This is leadership reloaded; smarter decisions, fewer blind spots and the courage to ride the AI wave without wiping out.

Here’s the summary:

1. Augmented, Not Automated Leadership 🤝

See AI as an augmentation tool or as a personal analyst, not as a replacement for YOU...

Leadership is still about judgement, context and human messiness. The smartest leaders treat AI as a decision-support system, like an Iron Man suit that boosts their personal power, rather than handing over the keys to tech.

If you’re outsourcing every decision to AI, you’re not leading; you’re babysitting a clever dashboard.

2. Bias is a Bug; Debug It 🐛

Garbage in, garbage out.

AI will happily boost your blind spots if you don’t challenge your inputs.

Golem stresses that as a leader you need to audit both your own assumptions and the models you’re leaning on. This means diversifying data sources, questioning default settings and being humble enough to ask: “Am I coding my bias into the future?”

If you don’t, you risk scaling discrimination at machine speed.

You’ll fail even faster!

3. Real-Time Decisions, Not Rear-View Mirrors ⏱️

Quarterly reports are yesterday’s news.

AI thrives in the now, spotting customer churn before it happens, predicting supply chain issues, or flagging early signals in shifting market sentiment.

Golem’s point is clear, reactive leaders drown in lagging indicators, proactive leaders surf predictive analytics like a pro surfer catching the perfect wave.

4. Ethics is the New Strategy ⚖️

Building AI without ethics is like building a skyscraper without fire exits, you won’t notice anything until the whole place burns down.

From fairness in hiring to transparency in financial decisions, Golem shows how leaders who hardwire values into their AI systems gain trust, brand equity and long-term resilience.

Ignore this and you’re not just risking lawsuits, you’re eroding the very legitimacy of your leadership.

Ethics isn’t a side project.

It’s the strategy.

5. Emotional Intelligence Still Wins ❤️‍🔥

AI can crunch 50 terabytes of data before you finish breakfast, but it still can’t sense when a room goes cold after a bad announcement.

Great leaders double down on the timeless skills of empathy, vision and narrative.

Leaders who combine machine insight with human warmth are the ones people will follow. Call it “EQ with a silicon touch”; the numbers guide you, but it’s your story that moves your people.

And ultimately the word!

6. Continuous Learning is Non-Negotiable 📚

AI is evolving every day.

Yesterday’s breakthrough is today’s baseline.

Leaders who treat learning like brushing their teeth (daily and non-negotiable) thrive. That means staying curious about new technology, questioning hype, and building a learning culture inside your teams.

As Golem argues, the choice is stark; adapt with the tide, or get washed up faster than a novice surfer on Bells beach.

Why This Book Matters

Because leadership without AI is like driving without Google Maps, you can do it, but you’ll probably miss the exit and lose yourself.

And in a world where speed and precision separate winners from losers, missing the exit will cost you more than the quarterly budget, it will cost you your relevance.

What Golem does so well is strip the away the hype.

If you’re a leader, he’ll show you how to integrate AI in a way that feels human-centred and pragmatic, not like Silicon Valley Kool-Aid.

You don’t need to be the loudest AI evangelist in the room; you just have to use AI as a tool to make better calls, faster, while keeping your team’s trust intact.

This book matters because AI is no longer optional.

Whether you’re a Fortune 500 exec, a scrappy founder, or managing a small team with big ambitions, you’re already competing with leaders who are using AI fluently.

The only real question; will you learn to work with it, or get left reading outdated reports while your competitors are predicting next month’s headlines?

Golem’s book bridges the hype and the how-to, giving you frameworks to integrate AI without losing your spirit of leadership. If you manage people, projects, or your own sanity, this book isn’t optional.

It’s a survival kit for the AI-powered decade ahead.

Final Reflection

Here’s the uncomfortable truth; AI won’t replace you as a leader, but it will expose whether you’re a mediocre leader or a great one.

If your only value is shuffling data, writing reports, or making gut calls without checking the evidence, AI will eat your lunch. But if your value is vision, empathy and ethical decision-making, AI is your amplifier.

Think of AI as the compass.
It’ll point north.

But the map, the terrain and the courage to walk the path?
That’s still on you.

Question for you: 🤔

“When your team looks back in five years, will they say you used AI as a crutch… or as the compass that helped them find their way?

Quick Bytes AI News⚡

Quick hits on more of the latest AI news, trends and ideas focused on wellbeing, productivity and self-growth over the past 7 days!

Key AI Wellbeing, Productivity and Self Growth AI news, trends and ideas from around the world:

Wellness: Oracle’s New AI Health Hub

Oracle has launched an AI Center of Excellence for Healthcare to help hospitals and health systems deploy, test and scale AI projects. It offers secure cloud environments, expert advisory teams and tools to streamline clinical, operational and financial workflows.

Idea to act on: If you work in health or wellness, think about where AI could reduce friction in your workflow: administration, patient communication, etc and sketch a pilot version this week to experiment.

Wellness: AI & Medical Privacy: Not All Tests Are Equal

More patients are pasting their lab results into chatbots for quick clarity, however, clinicians warn about errors and privacy. The KFF Health Tracking Poll (from the Kaiser Family Foundation, a major U.S. health policy research organisation) surveyed people about AI in medicine.

👉 It found that 56% of adults say they don’t feel confident that AI is being used appropriately with their personal health and medical information.

Idea to act on: If you ever upload your health data to an AI app or tool, spend 5 minutes reading its privacy policy (yes, the boring bit). Note how it treats sharing, deletion, and access.

Strip identifiers, ask one question at a time, verify with your clinician. Treat your data like you treat your pin number, don’t give it to just anyone.

Productivity: AI for Your Money: Budgeting That Doesn’t Hurt

Cleo, Monarch Money, Digit and Qapital show how AI can auto-track spending, nudge you into saving and help you personalise your money plans; less faff, more progress. Flagging fraud and forecasting are getting sharper too.

Idea to act on: Pick one category to automate this week (e.g., groceries). Small constraint, big compounding.

Productivity: Gen Z’s AI Flex: Turning 55 Minutes into a Bonus Workday

Gen Z aren’t just scrolling; they’re schooling. Nearly two-thirds are teaching Boomers how to use AI, unlocking 55 extra minutes a day (that’s a full bonus workday per week). Hybrid teams say collaboration flows smoother too.

Idea to act on: Don’t hoard tricks. Share one AI hack with a colleague this week because productivity is exponential when it’s implemented throughout the workplace.

Self Growth: Why Your Cat Might Be a Better Therapist Than ChatGPT

A psychologist argues her cat out-therapises AI: it listens, purrs, doesn’t pretend to know your pain. Unlike chatbots, pets respond with presence, not programming. Comfort doesn’t need to be coded.

Action: Practise “cat-level listening” today, drop advice, stay present, give warmth without fixing.

Self Growth: Careers Are Lego Sets, Not Ladders. AI’s Shuffling the Pieces

NTU’s study shows careers are no longer ladders but Lego sets. AI reshapes jobs fast, but adaptability, lifelong learning and authentic skills trump tenure. Singapore’s Sea Lion LLM even beats ChatGPT in Asian languages.

Action: Write down one skill you’d need if your role vanished tomorrow, then start learning it this month.

Other Notable AI News⚡

Other notable AI news from around the web over the past 7 days!

• This is how AI could transform the future of medicine on the planet

• Why are vets adopting AI faster than hospitals?

• Dire doomsday warning about building AI too fast

• Lōvu Health gets $8m to develop AI maternity solutions

• AI will spark ‘violent task churn’ in the world economy

• How to keep your mind engaged as AI reshapes how you learn

• This is how AI is changing emergency medicine

⚡ AI Tool Of The Day

In a world full of “fit-tech” hype trains and spiritual snake oil, here are three low-profile, smart AI tools that feel like secret ingredients; each mixing unexpected perks with serious intent.

Wellness: Flourish Science

Use: Flourish is an AI-powered app that acts as your mental health buddy. It offers interactive journaling, emotion tracking, guided reflections and science-based exercises to prevent burnout, reduce anxiety and build better habits over time.

AI Edge: It blends behavioural science + long-term memory + gamified prompts so that improvement is incremental and visible. Not just reacting when things go sideways. Flourish nudges you before the stress spiral, using patterns of your mood, thoughts, and past reflections.

Best For: Anyone who wants a gentle, consistent wellness check-in; people who journal or reflect but lose momentum; those who want support without the intensity of full therapy.

🔗 Flourish Science

Productivity: Revieve (AI + AR for Beauty & Wellness Insights)

Use: Revieve is a SaaS tool combining AI + augmented reality to deliver beauty and wellness diagnostics. It analyses skin, offers personalised skincare or cosmetic product suggestions and helps brands or users preview makeup using their own skin tone via AR.

AI Edge: Instead of generic product suggestions, it uses visual analysis + AR overlay so you can “try before you buy” (virtually). It also leverages beauty industry data to tailor advice to your specific skin type, concerns and environmental exposure.

Best For: For you if you care about skin health and cosmetics, want more accurate product fit, hate guesswork or mismatch; beauty brands wanting to reduce returns and improve customer satisfaction.

🔗 Revieve

Spirituality: SpiritualMeanings Tool

Use: SpiritualMeanings is an AI tool that interprets dreams, symbolism, angel numbers and other spiritual signs. You describe your dream or symbol and it gives you possible interpretations; from folklore to psychological archetypes.

AI Edge: It draws from a large database of mythological, spiritual, symbolic, and psychological sources to offer layered interpretations (you might get multiple plausible meanings, consistency checks etc.).

It doesn’t claim to deliver truth; more like a guide so you can reflect.

Best For: Anyone curious about symbolism, dreaming, spiritual patterns; people who journal, meditate, or want tools to deepen spiritual self-reflection.

🔗 SpiritualMeanings

AI wellbeing tools and resources (coming soon)

📺️ Must-Watch AI Video 📺️

🎥 Lights, Camera, AI! Join This Week’s Reel Feels 🎬

Self Growth: AI Nanobots Will Be Inside You by 2030

What it’s about: Imagine microscopic swarms of metal insects crawling through your veins. Real medical nanotech looks less like robots and more like origami; microscopic DNA barrels, folding in on themselves, sneaking into tumours and dropping payloads like the world’s tiniest Amazon delivery service.

This video breaks down AI-powered nanobots: how they’re built, what they’re already doing in cancer treatment and vaccines and why futurists like Ray Kurzweil think they’ll be in your bloodstream by the 2030s.

⚙️ AI Edge: Designing at the scale of a billionth of a metre requires brains + hardcore coding. AI is helping scientists navigate weird quantum quirks and fold DNA into useful shapes. Without AI’s pattern-spotting, the nanobot revolution would still be stuck on the drawing board.

📚 Best For: Anyone who gets excited about science that feels half Black Mirror, half miracle cure. Patients curious about what’s beyond chemo, med students who dream in data, or you if you’ve ever wondered whether future healthcare will feel more like installing a software patch than swallowing a pill.

Remember, these bots won’t look like Wall-E with a stethoscope. They’re chemical-biological hybrids, tiny enough to hitchhike through your bloodstream, precise enough to shut down a tumour cell on command.

"Medicine used to be guesswork. With nanobots, it’s about to be target practice at the cellular level.”

🎒  AI Micro Class  🎒

A quick, bite-sized AI tip, trick or hack focused on wellbeing, productivity and self-growth that you can use right now!

Self Growth: The Cognitive Reframing Camera 📸

How to change your lens so problems shrink, stretch, or soften

Your brain is a photographer with a dodgy lens kit. One minute, it’s zoomed in on a problem like a paparazzo spotting a B-list celebrity. Next, it’s fisheyeing your deadlines until they look like the end of civilisation.

The trick isn’t to get rid of problems. It’s to change the lens.

Today’s class?

You’ll learn how to use the Cognitive Reframing Camera to shift perspective on stress, setbacks, and sticky moments…

…and you’ll use AI as your photo assistant.

Because let’s be real: most suffering isn’t the event, it’s the angle you’re shooting from.

What is the Cognitive Reframing Camera?

Cognitive reframing is a mental model for perspective shift. Problems don’t vanish; you learn to see them differently.

Here’s the camera kit:

• Wide-Angle Lens: Pull back. Zoom out. See the bigger picture. Is this problem still massive in a year? Probably not.
  

• Zoom Lens: Focus on the detail. What’s one small action I can take today? Clarity lives in the close-up.
  

• Fisheye Lens: Add humour. How would this look as a comedy sketch? Laughter resets stress faster than perfection.

Swap lenses, and your inner world changes shape.

Why this matters now:

Stressors are multiplying: inboxes, side hustles, relationships, health hacks. If you stay locked in one lens, you drown in distortion.

The camera forces flexibility. It’s not about sugar-coating reality, it’s about seeing choice where your mind shows none.

Perspective = resilience. And resilience is the quiet superpower of our time.

Prompt Corner: The Reframing Lens Coach

Purpose: Use AI to act as your reframing assistant, helping you swap mental lenses on any problem.

[Start prompt]

Act as my Cognitive Reframing Lens Coach.
I’ll describe a situation I’m stuck on—whether it’s stress, self-doubt, or a challenge I can’t seem to move past.

Your role is to guide me through three distinct lenses:

🔭 Wide-Angle Lens – Help me zoom out. What’s the bigger picture I’m missing? How will this look in a year? What broader context might ease the pressure?

🔍 Zoom Lens – Help me focus in. What specific, doable action can I take today to regain clarity or control?

🌀 Fisheye Lens – Help me reframe it with humour or absurdity. How could I laugh at this? If this were a sketch or sitcom, what would be the punchline?

Keep each perspective short, fresh, and thought-provoking—avoid clichés. End by prompting me to write a one-sentence New Frame: a fresh way of seeing the situation I can carry into the rest of my day.

[End prompt]

Example Input:

“I keep procrastinating on writing my dissertation and feel like a failure.”

Example AI Output:

• Wide-Angle: In 10 years, no one will remember when you wrote it, only that you finished.

• Zoom: Write 100 words today. Just get messy. You can edit later.

• Fisheye: Imagine your dissertation as a drama queen demanding applause before you even start. Laugh and get typing.

• New Frame: This isn’t a final performance, it’s a rehearsal. Progress beats perfection.

Why This Prompt Works?

Reframing interrupts the stress loop. Each lens activates a different cognitive gear:

• Wide-Angle reduces threat perception and lowers cortisol.

• Zoom restores agency by creating a concrete next step.

• Fisheye releases tension through humour and perspective.

You’re not dodging reality. You’re training flexibility.

Stress becomes scenery.
Problems become practice.
Your mind becomes the photographer, not the paparazzi.

 AI Tool Spotlight: Reframe-CBT🧠

A friendly AI assistant that helps you catch, challenge, and change negative thoughts using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy techniques.

You type a thought you’re struggling with, it helps you map out distortions, offers alternative reframes, and guides you to a healthier outlook.

Why it’s brilliant here:

• Helps you switch between wide-angle, zoom, and fisheye view of your own headspace by pointing out distortions like “all-or-nothing thinking” or catastrophising.
   

• Gives psychoeducation (that’s a fancy word for “here are the thinking traps”) alongside reframes, so you don’t just feel better—you understand how you got stuck.
  

• Lets you practice reframing wherever you are — journaling, slack breaks, midnight worries — so lens-shifting becomes habitual.

The Bottom Line

Reframe-CBT won’t sugar-coat your thoughts, and it won’t chant affirmations at you either. What it does is hand you structured ways to challenge distortions and swap lenses when your mind insists on doom-narration.

Think of it as a camera assistant for your brain: always ready to remind you when you’re zoomed in too tight, stuck in fisheye exaggeration, or forgetting to pan out to the wide view.

With practice, you stop being held hostage by the first frame your brain serves up and start directing the shot yourself.

• 🔗 Reframe CBT

What You Learned Today: 🎓

✅ Reframing = swapping lenses, not erasing problems

✅ Wide-Angle shrinks drama, Zoom restores clarity, Fisheye brings humour

✅ AI can coach you to flex your mental lenses daily

✅ Perspective flexibility builds resilience

Next time you’re caught in the weeds, don’t smash the camera.

Change the lens.

Final Thoughts 💭 

The Cognitive Reframing Camera isn’t about pretending life is fine. It’s about refusing to stare through one crooked lens forever.

Every zoom-out is a rep.
Every zoom-in is a reset.
Every laugh is a release.

The problem doesn’t disappear.
But it stops owning the frame.

And that’s the quiet victory.

So next time your mind is shouting through a fisheye, ask: am I choosing my lens, or is the lens choosing me?

📸 AI IMAGE GALLERY 📸

AI Art: Consciousness and the Circuit

He hums like rain in a lantern-lit cave, his hands made of mercy, precise and brave. He tucks in the wires, adjusts every breath, guarding the fragile edge of your death. A robot, yes, but in his gaze, the soul finds rest in a silvered haze.

Want to create these images yourself?

Go to Midjourney and plug this prompt into the editor. Once the image is generated you can use the new video feature to animate it.

A hypothetical scenario of a kind medical robot lovingly holding a tired and weak human male in it's arms, the human male is in a business suit, the human male businessman is tired and weak, the robot is helping the human male recover. Cinematic composition, high detail, incorporates subtle yet intentional elements of hex color #1EEDDC. Wes Anderson style setting with hyper-realistic details. --ar 16:9 --style raw --v 7

• Digital artworks and poem created by Cedric The Ai Monk.

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Cedric the AI Monk guiding you through the circuitry of the self…

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🤣 AI MEME OF THE DAY 🤣