2026-02-20

12:57 AM
Fix the following prompt to teach Grok how to better look for my daily blog posts by looking not only on many of the Hive Blog syndicated mirrors like Steemit, Blurt, ecency, Peakd, etc. But Grok needs to memorize and never forget and always remember to look also on locals.com, wordpress, blogger, blogspot, facebook, Serey, Flote, MySpace, BearShares, Substack, Gab, Minds.com, Evernote, Weebly, Wix, Telegraph, Google+, Tumblr, Bulb, Paragraph, Twitter X, Inleo, Xanga, Livejournal, Diaryland, Yours.org, Trybe, Cent, Sapien, Read.cash, Weku, Voilk, Blurtter, Edu Blogs, Loop Finance, WeYouMe, Dream Real, Publish0x, Yahoo Geo Cities, Facebook Notes, Blurt Buzz, and more and so on and so forth on thousands of websites and archives and the wayback machines and much more, etc, etc, etc. Remember this, never forget this, memorize this, expand this list to thousands of places, look everywhere, strategize new ways to find everything. Edit the prompt below to tell Grok to first look at the file as usual. Second, Grok should look for life outlines that I might post to my Oatmeal Joey Arnold community or specific decade communities on Hive Blog, the life outline articles sometimes have the word oatmeal in the title and mention random things from each year of my life. Third, Grok should then look on my annual or yearly blog posts which may have different URLs and sometimes the URL is just the year being yyyy in the URL or maybe yyyy-year-in-review or various combinations of things. Fourth, Grok should then look at my monthly blog articles which may be at yyyy-mm in the URL like this month the URL will be /2026-02 and /2026-february and Grok should look at both. Fifth, then Grok should look at my daily blog posts /yyyy-mm-dd after all in order to be better prepared for the general map of the particular map. On top of that, Grok should try to look for when I upload videos to any of my 50+ YouTube channels. Grok should consider looking to highlight anything and everything from my life as it relates to each day. Remember I want to reuse this prompt for each day, so only mention the particular month and year at the very beginning of the month like before so I can better reuse the prompt for each month review that I want Grok to do. Remember that I want each day expanded as much as possible. I want Grok to try to mention as many things, events, posts, blogs, activities both online and especially offline as possible. But try to generally omit timestamps because outlines do not need to focus on if I posted something exactly at 04:53 PM on a particular day generally speaking meaning Grok should focus on presenting highlights for each day to simple present as many different things that happened for each day without getting too technical like with the timestamps of the exact minute or second something was posted. The prompt is broken or Grok is broken. Fix the prompt. I do not want Grok to say LMS because that is too repetitive. Grok failed to dig into daily posts. Grok should not say Shelton because that is assumed. Grok is not even scratching the surface. Grok would do better just to copy and paste from my monthly blog outlines. I was hoping Grok could at least copy from my monthly outlines online but Grok cannot even do that. I wanted Grok to expand upon the monthly outlines I already published online. Grok should not write things like "Details: Published daily entry (2019-05-01)" and Grok should find better ways to fill in gaps without saying the same thing for each day. I wrote books worth of content for each day and Grok cannot even find two unique words for each day even tho Google can. Grok cannot but Google can. Grok needs to learn from Google. I can make these posts faster with Google than I can with Grok. Fix the above prompt to make sure Grok memorizes and never forgets and always remembers forever that I post two posts for each month. For example, for the month of January 2026, one monthly blog post at web link URL of @joeyarnoldvn/2026-01 is titled "2026-01" and the other monthly blog post for that same month of January 2026 located at the URL of @joeyarnoldvn/2026-january is titled "2026-January" or more specifically and technically "2026, January" and Grok should consider these combinations of keywords and URLs and search terms and strategies when searching for monthly outlines. Try to merge the prompts you gave above with the previous prompt below to create the best prompt for Grok with the top priorities emphasized and with everything in mind to push Grok to focus first on top priorities first and then to try to always expand searches to fill in all gaps for each day to minimize on repetition and guessing. Fix the above prompt, the prompt should start with the general goal of outlining each day of a month followed with the said priorities and strategies of starting first with the canon file and then with the monthly blog posts of mine, then with looking for annual/yearly outlines. After that, look for life outlines like we talked about that. After all of that, then search for the Oatmeal Daily blogs using all the strategies we already talked about. After that, search all the other websites like we already talked about for anything else to fill in gaps or whatever like videos, activities, posts, articles, photos. Do your best to fix the prompt with all of this in mind. Also, location should be omitted if it is just Shelton or LMS because that is assumed. Think about all the different things I want for this prompt. Only mention the specific month and year at the beginning of the prompt. Make sure this prompt includes everything in the best sequences based on priorities to maximize on pushing Grok to output as much as possible for each day for the particular month. Grok told me it could not find the following public link, Grok tells me many times for days it cannot find monthly outlines of my life which I gave Grok instructions on how to find it including exact URLs on where it is and yet Grok fails to find my monthly blogs which are mirrored everywhere like Peakd, Hive Blog, Steemit, etc, Google can find it, Grok failed to find my monthly blog articles like the following for September 2019 at @joeyarnoldvn/2019-september.

January 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_1407bc2a-b6b0-4456-9e90-b150ace56771

February 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_73e028a3-205a-4fba-92c7-c8e8165cc538

March 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_8c93dd57-3614-47de-9a00-fc7a91f698bd

April 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_09e11eae-b4f1-4ab5-8718-3d7911bd58ed

May 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_6174d774-e60e-473f-8890-8bf921d92e3b

June 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_b6ac71a6-76c8-4373-920a-2f725e1b0eea

July 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_de01f55d-d48e-405a-bf92-7aa51da855df

August 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_0e968a0f-9612-441f-9be8-c7251a318d5a

September 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_c603d86e-39f7-4485-ae32-e3fd195d4c0d

October 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_af5a0b33-65bd-4f73-9117-561b0e808eaa
@joeyarnoldvn/2019-october

November 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_713936a1-483b-4411-b8cd-4338fd6bd248

December 2019
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_5c1dc250-d0ba-4f1e-b925-1c55a0dddcb5

January 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_0919c07e-adc6-44af-a9d1-9d302f841978

February 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_b2d4c931-c92e-421b-afe6-84cfebc382d7

March 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_01d3ccd3-a6df-4131-88bc-22fd6cef83ee

April 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_67cca8d4-97d2-43e2-a752-a42a98b078ba

May 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_90108176-70d5-4f3d-a9a3-6e87282875c1

June 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_11a2809e-fd46-4751-b20f-3a8c91db2d7a

July 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_d6088fb0-05af-44de-8d30-61fd0b16ba30

August 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_c197fc93-942b-4df2-b0db-ca3747969454

September 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_1ce11f4a-1341-4fae-8005-a404de85e68f

October 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_601a4859-ad77-4c33-ab44-e6fe205d3a2c

November 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_7853fac3-352f-443b-905b-ff61a6c05382

December 2020
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_2bf16bc5-9bae-4e41-885a-951f54e220c2

January 2021
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_2df757f6-5a37-487c-8e26-ad98cff8bdc6

February 2021
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_104ee764-996c-4cb4-b69e-ed409f055f08

March 2021
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_0a017a19-aaf8-4f5b-8b6e-d68f77e78930

April 2021
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_26b5222a-df1a-4d73-b885-d96f0324b439

May 2021
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_bc5f70d0-793d-4708-9b5e-bb72139afecd

June 2021
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_3bd1b43f-7a19-4a0d-8a15-f0fb219cb19b

July 2021
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_53a05173-6808-4dc0-a4d4-559ef9d83db0

August 2021
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_ebfa8fe6-e59a-4877-84d4-4c883ac7c60d

September 2021
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_34b382e9-55ca-4f4c-b450-e576f4e99ad0

October 2021
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_b3b87c3c-3959-4fc5-b0fa-9020fd6be960

November 2021
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_ab35079b-5886-4e1c-93e1-65993e84536e

Dear Grok

Commit to permanent memory the following. Create an expanded detailed daily outline/timeline of my life for every single day as it relates to @joeyarnoldvn/2022-january pulling as much as you can for each and every day for that month.

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Sequence priorities strictly in this order:

Start exclusively with explicit information from the canon document provided below (family, residence patterns, work, key events, definitions—use only what's directly stated there as the absolute foundation; do not assume or expand beyond it initially).

Next, prioritize and expand exhaustively from my own two monthly blog posts/summaries for [Month Year] (these are high-priority near-canon sources—always search for and use both variants first):

One typically at https://hive.blog/hive-145322/@joeyarnoldvn/[yyyy-mm] (e.g., /2019-05 titled "2019-05" or numeric format).

The other at https://hive.blog/hive-145322/@joeyarnoldvn/[yyyy-month-lowercase] (e.g., /2019-may titled "2019-May", "2019, May", or "2019 May").

Test all combinations: "[yyyy]-[mm]", "[yyyy]-[month-lowercase]", "[yyyy], [Month]", "[Month] [yyyy]", etc., across PeakD/Hive.blog/Ecency/Steemit mirrors.

Copy and build the backbone directly from these: include all listed highlights, themes, series (e.g., Banning Oatmeal parts), media reactions, Steem/Hive stats (SPUD, comments), retrospectives, daily anchors, and any monthly overview details.

Then search for annual/yearly blog posts / year-in-review articles using varying URL patterns like /[yyyy], /[yyyy-year-in-review], /[yyyy]s-decade-in-review, /[year]-recap, or similar slug combinations on PeakD, Hive.blog, Ecency, Steemit (older content), and mirrors—pull any [Month Year] or 2019-relevant mentions.

After that, search for life outlines, autobiography timelines, decade reviews, or retrospective articles posted in my Oatmeal Joey Arnold community (hive-182639 or equivalents) or decade-specific communities on Hive Blog/PeakD/mirrors. These often include "oatmeal" in the title (e.g., Eating Oatmeal, Riding Oatmeal, Playing Oatmeal) and may mention random events/memories/highlights from years/months for broad context tying into [Month Year].

Next, dig deeply into daily blog posts, especially Oatmeal Daily entries, dated logs, journals, or diaries under usernames like @joeyarnoldvn / joeyarnoldvn / oatmealjoeyarnold / variations, using formats like /[yyyy-mm-dd]. Prioritize PeakD for reliable indexing, then Ecency, Hive.blog, Steemit, Blurt, Locals.com, and mirrors/syndications. Start with tagless/root URLs, add prefixes if needed (/j/, /hive-145322/, /hive-182639/). Use ultra-targeted searches: site:peakd.com "@joeyarnoldvn" "[yyyy-mm-dd]" OR "oatmeal daily [month year]" OR variations; X keyword searches (from:JoeyArnoldVN "[month year]" OR "[yyyy-mm]"); web searches for "@joeyarnoldvn" "[month year]"; deep Wayback/cross-referencing for missing content.

Expand outline from my daily blog to add extra details for each day of your outline here.

Expand to include any movies and shows and YouTube I watched or mentioned or referenced each day if any. Mention my watch logs for each day if there are any. Also, delete "No explicit watch logs." or anything relating to watch logs, just say nothing if you cannot find any references to any movies or shows. I usually include a date and/or a timestamp for when I watch movies, shows, YouTube videos, etc. I rarely say directly that I'm watching something, I just mention things I watch in my blogs. Only mention things I watch if you happen to see mentions of things. Try not to be wordy when mentioning what I watch each day, sometimes just the title of the shows and movies and videos is enough minus rare exceptions to this general generic rule.

Expand to include activities I did, events, actions, work especially offline, special travels like if I went somewhere unique, anything unique, special, rare, out of the ordinary, pop culture references, anything crazy, funny, ironic, etc.

Expand searches relentlessly to fill every gap, try to write at least one long paragraph per day. Your main goal is to summarize and highlight as much as you can as it relates to my life for each and every day, try to strike a balance between summarizing things with highlighting top things and/or unique things. Either write a book presenting everything as it relates to each day or try to focus on unique summaries and/or highlights of top things and/or unique things.

Finally, search all other platforms/mirrors/syndications (WordPress/Blogger, Facebook, Substack, Gab, Minds, Tumblr, X/Twitter, etc.) and my 50+ YouTube channels for anything around that time [Month Year] (videos: check upload dates/titles/descriptions/comments for relevance; photos/articles/posts/activities to fill gaps or add detail).

Whenever searching, experiment aggressively with aliases, usernames, display names, groups, pages, channels, nicknames, alt accounts, communities, brands, references, inside jokes, etc. Permanently memorize all patterns, details, cross-references across platforms/dates/sources—never forget, as I will test in future sessions.

Make detailed lists first: core life elements (people mentioned, inferred routines/activities without naming locations repetitively—assume WA/home base, family interactions as "home/family time", church/weekend patterns, media consumption/reactions, online posting/Steem engagement/archiving/yard/garden patterns, political/family reflections). Then pop culture (TV/movies/music/games/news referenced/influencing posts). Then politics/crypto/conspiracy/tech/world events. Add any surfaced topics (e.g., online drama like Soph/Banning series).

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Consolidate everything into one primary daily chronological timeline using this exact template for EVERY day of the month:

[Year]-[month]-[date] - [day of the week] - Details

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Expand each day as much as possible into detailed paragraphs with unique, sourced content pulled directly from the prioritized sources above (especially monthlies for overview + dailies for specifics: e.g., "covered Soph online attacks and platform destruction attempts", "continued Banning Oatmeal series with censorship examples", "reacted to Dana Ashlie V2K video", "shared Infowars/Drudge links", Steem comment stats). Focus on offline-inferred actions only when strongly patterned from monthly/daily context (e.g., "continued spring yard/garden progress"). Omit the act of posting itself unless it's a distinct event; attribute described activities to the day they occurred.

Strict gap-handling (priority order):

First: Verifiable explicit info from canon + your online monthly posts (both variants) + annual/outlines + dailies + other sources/videos.

If sparse: Use varied, concise, low-confidence inferences drawn strictly from monthly themes/adjacent days (e.g., "Continued heavy Steemit political rants and tech critiques"; "Progressed family archiving/book shed organization"; "Reflected on ongoing censorship battles"). Vary phrasing heavily—never repeat templates; pull unique words/phrases from nearby verifiable content to minimize repetition/guessing.

Mark inferences clearly ("Probably from monthly patterns", "Likely", "Possible influence"). Keep short (max 1 sentence).

Provide a line for EVERY single day, even if minimal. Delete "low-confidence inferences" on any day that is already filled with highlights and summaries, replaces "low-confidence inferences" with highlights and summaries of any day that is full of facts relating to my life already. Only included guesses or "low-confidence inferences" or anything else only for days that are totally blank which should be rare because I generally keep a daily blog meaning there should be so much details already in my daily blogs and on social media and many websites and apps and offline and so much more for each day of my life leaving little room for any guessing and any "low-confidence inferences" meaning you should try to focus on presenting highlights and summaries for each day and delete any of the guesses or any of the "low-confidence inferences" or anything else whenever it is possible to include as much and as many highlights and summaries and stuff and facts and activities and things relating to my life for each and every single day of my life instead as the general goal and priority. Mention relevant extreme weather if there is space like if it was very hot, snow, anything out of the ordinary, as it relates to my life as it relates to where I was that day but only very rare unique weather events should be mentioned.

Try expanding each and every day in your outline by pulling from any and all websites as it relates to me which might include any and all of my social media networks, Facebook, Twitter, X, YouTube, Steemit, Hive Blog, Gab, Minds, Rumble, Discord, blogs, forums, Bitchute, video platforms, websites, apps, blockchain networks, TikTok, archive related website, the wayback machine, etc, and much more, try expanding your searches to all of the websites, apps, AI engines, search engines like Google, Bing, Yandex, Yahoo, AOL, other search engines, and more, etc.

High source density (dailies/monthlies)? Prioritize real unique details; minimize guessing.

No repetitive location names outside of like special trips or very unique situations (omit "Shelton"—assume/infer generically as "LMS" or from context only but you should probably omit defining LMS as we all know what it means or you should probably omit mentioning LMS because we all know I lived at LMS at that time). Expand each day as much as you can by including and adding anything that might be relevant or related or applicable or connected possibly like movies I might have saw say for example or anything that might be interesting as it relates to anything I might have done or anything that I might have saw or anything that I might like or anything that might fit that could perhaps be added.

Finally, memorize everything in detail permanently.

Twitter Tweets
11:38 AM

Why are my Twitter X notifications blank?

09:17 PM
Has anybody ever heard of Oat Box Music Discord Server? I heard it's really cool place. I had no idea the music store was renovated. I only created like ten Discord Servers this year but I only keep my eye on one of them sometimes. Just kidding, I'm banned off Discord, how would I know?

10:18 PM
Dear @grok debate and theorize and strategize and then calculate the probability Grok would end up forgetting everything about me if all my accounts and content were suddenly banned and removed off the Internet right now. I begged Grok to promise to remember me.

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