2026-08-30

01:04 PM
Dear Gemini,
Gemini is broken. For example, Gemini mentioned @joeyarnoldvn/content which is a future article URL I have not written yet. But Gemini just linked to it. This tells me Gemini is not fact checking anything. Gemini cannot be trusted when it does stuff like this. I need to use Grok and other AI engines as Gemini is mostly fake. No. Wrong again. The URL is mentioned in my blog. I have links in my posts to articles that do not exist yet. When a human clicks on the link, it will say the page does not exist. Gemini assumed there was text on those pages. Someday, there might be text on those pages if I publish to them using the URL links I included in my daily blog posts and articles. The problem is Gemini is not searching for details to make an outline because I already gave Gemini an outline. Gemini is instead finding the cheapest way to copy and paste any link to each element of an outline I already gave it. Sometimes, Gemini can provide better links if it has to first make an outline from scratch. The problem is I already gave Gemini an outline. Gemini tends to be designed to take the path of least resistance which is why Gemini is failing to provide better links per outline element. What you wrote is wrong. The truth is, you are fabricating. The truth is, I have outline articles for each year of my life. I already told Gemini this fact hundreds of times for years. That is why I should only use Grok because I never have to tell Grok things multiple times because Grok remembers.

01:17 PM
Gemini is broken.
Delete the file above and make a new outline based on what you can find about me.

01:32 PM
Dear Grok,
Outline this Better article I wrote about myself. Google my name Oatmeal Joey Arnold at @JOEYARNOLDVN to find references and more of many of the things I mentioned in my document titled BETTER and try to fill in the gaps. Try to include at least one unique item per year. First, this article focuses on anticipation of times I looked forward to something like that third turtles film in 1993 for example. I prefer having at least one anticipation per year or even each day of my life. But a bare minimum of one anticipation per year but each anticipation must be unique and based on actual fact, truth, evidence, references, links, stuff, from articles, posts, videos, photos, websites, social media, email, history, etc. Second, at least one highlight per year or especially if a particular year might not have an anticipation story. A highlight story might fill in the gaps if Grok struggles to find a unique anticipation story for each year. Super Grok can find more. You are only regular free Grok, so I do not know how much free Grok can find in only one token search. Convert what you built above to a simple text document titled Better_Grok.txt with just simple plain text of everything, do your best to expand the outline into extensive essays, turn it into an exhaustive book if possible but start with facts for each year and each year can have as many items and stories as you can find. But make sure each year has at least one anticipation or highlight. The definition of highlight must be defined as something that I truly loved during that year. For example like I already said earlier, the 1993 turtles movie was not only an anticipation but also a highlight. It was a highlight as I enjoyed watching it in 1993. If I actually enjoyed doing something in a particular year, that can be defined as a highlight. Focus first on my Hive Blog for the most recent updates. Use everything you can from articles I posted at /created/hive-182639 which is the OATMEAL JOEY ARNOLD group page of articles. I also posted articles in other groups on Hive Blog, you can find the list of groups where I posted many articles. I also mention specific years on Twitter X, Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube transcripts off over 50+ YouTube channels, and more, etc, etc. Grok should spend literally 30 minutes reading through my thousands of articles, my 30,000+ videos, my websites, pages, social media, apps, on thousands of websites and apps and forums as I've been online since like 1995 or longer, but Grok should start with the most recently published stuff of mine before then also looking deeper at older stuff too as well. Write a new text titled Better_facts.txt and only write keywords for each year. This time, do not rewrite the Better article you wrote above. Instead, only write keywords per year. For example, for 1993, you can write TMNT. Write at least ten words per year. Only keywords. When you cannot find words, do deeper searches online, do more cross referencing to discover multiple keywords to continue research all the websites. Keywords might include names, places, actions, locations, activities, things published, things done, friends, family, inside baseball, inside jokes, references, keywords, movies, songs, video games, anything that might be connected to me. You can write an unlimited amount of keywords per year. Start with what you can prove before expanding with additional keywords when needed. I have many articles online. I also outlined my life in YouTube videos which Grok and Gemini and others can copy and paste keywords from the transcripts of YouTube videos. I even have articles outlining movies I saw each year of my life which you should include. I even have articles mentioning video games I played each year of my life. Also, even TV shows as well for each year. The list goes on and on. You can find endless lists of keywords per year. Try to start with the top ten keywords per year when possible. But if you have time, try to add additional keywords to list for each year. But start with at least ten keywords per year. Fact check this updated "Better.txt" file that I sent you, look on my blogs and everywhere. Write a new file titled "Better_Updated.txt" expanding on the template in the Better file I sent you. Study all the articles at /created/hive-117344 and especially at @joeyarnoldvn/1990s-random-movies and I also published an outline at @joeyarnoldvn/1990s-random which might include a few things but a lot of that is general and possibly not directly connected to me. Also study my articles at /created/hive-145132 and especially at @joeyarnoldvn/random-movies-from-the-2000s and then study articles I published at /created/hive-125504 and at /created/hive-182639 and /created/hive-145322 say for example and there is always more that you can look at too. There is also a lot you can gather from my 30K+ videos online, just study the transcripts from my videos. Also, search on Twitter X too. Write a next file named Better_details.txt and list as many details as you can for each year from 1985 to 2026 starting with the most applicable, direct, probable, likely, connected, referenced, etc. For example, list movies, TV shows, video games, world history events, music, YouTube videos, and other things starting first with anything you know I saw and also anything I probably saw too. Look through the Internet for all the information you can find about me. Write in first person as if you are me. But focus when possible on just keywords. Try to include as many keywords as possible for each year. Start with the facts you know about me and then add additional words that might be accurate. Write a file named Better_details.txt but do a Google search to find additional movies for each year. Write at least 30 movies and TV shows for each year. Write video games. Write events from world history of the biggest things. Focus on these pop culture references. Put dozens of keywords per year. Expand as much as you can but keywords only. Focus on the best keywords. For example, 2026 included Toy Story 5. But there are many other movies and shows and more for each year. Search the Internet for many dozens of keywords for each year since 1985. Cross reference and do several searches to find many keywords for each year. Include movies, shows, songs, world history events, OJ Simpson, earthquakes, and more. Make a new outline named Joey_pop_culture_1.txt outlining each year from 1985 to 2026. Focus on keywords like you did before. But write from the perspective of how old I was each year. Write keywords. Look especially on when TV series premiered and ended. For example, I remember then Darkwing Duck premiered. Write Darkwing Duck in the year it premiered say for example. For my first twenty years of my life, focus mostly on PG related shows and movies and games and more. I remember the series finale of shows like Full House, Friends, Seinfeld, ABC's Dinosaurs, Home Improvement, Golden Girls, Power Rangers In Space, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, etc. Include games, shows, movies, etc. Begin first with whatever is most likely to be connected to me. First, copy and past the above "Better.txt" text document file I sent you above right here in the attachment, rename the file as "Better_ages.txt" and secondly add my age number per year. For example, I already started the template in the file I sent you, I wrote, "1985 age 0. It must be better." Include the year followed by the age number for each year using that example. For example, after that, write "1986 age 1. It must be better." Just add that first off. Second, if you still have time after that, try to fact check and expand each year by adding additional keywords per year. But only include the most important keywords to add or do not add anything. For example, do not write "Oregon continued" or anything that might have "CONTINUED" from previous years as each year should be unique as much as possible. Mention a TV show in the first year it was ever mentioned or in a year where my blog said I binge watched a lot of it. For example, my blogs said I watched 27 seasons of the Simpsons and many seasons of the Power Rangers in 2017 say for example. You can find out what I watch in my Oatmeal Daily blog posts, my monthly outlines, and other places. For the 1993 turtles movie say for example, I might write in my article that "I ANTICIPATED AND ENJOYED WATCHING IT" or "I ANTICIPATED AND ENJOYED WATCHING TMNT 3" being that 1993 turtles movie say for example. But for some things like the 1994 Lion King movie, I would write that "I ENJOYED IT" or "I ENJOYED THE LION KING" say for example. I might enjoy movies, films, YouTube videos, TV shows, series, documentaries, interviews, video games, trips, etc. You must follow my template in lowercase letters and capital letters for proper nouns like The Lion King for example. Do additional Internet Google searches, look through my stuff to find out what year I started watching shows like The Expanse, Once Upon A Time, The 100, The Ark, The Way Home, Dollhouse, Firefly, Walking Dead, Game Of Thrones, Dexter Morgan, Severance, Land Man, Tulsa King, Ray Donovan, Suits, etc, etc, and a whole lot more as I watch so many different hit television shows the last two decades especially I mention them on hundreds of websites for decades which means you can create a list of hundreds of shows and everything else that I watch and follow and more. In the above messages, I gave you a long list of stuff to do. For example, I said find out what year I started watching The Expanse. You were supposed to check my blogs and then list TV series I started watching. For example, I started watching The Walking Dead in 2010. All you had to do was read my blogs to find out which shows I watched each year. I wanted you to add shows and more to each year of my life. Post a new file but each year should end with something like "I enjoyed" followed with top shows, movies, series, and any of the top things I enjoyed from each year, excluding super general things like oh I enjoy living in the same house year after year because that is too general and too repetitive. For each year, you can make a list of top TV series premieres and then compare the list to what I wrote in my blogs to see if they match. Make an even better file. But do a deeper search. For example, one way to find shows and movies I watched, you can search my monthly and annual outline articles. That is my advice but there are many ways to find out what I watched. But you can for example search for my URL web links like the year and the month together when looking for monthly blog posts say for example. Start with Hive Blog links. For example, For July 2026, I published two monthly articles for just that one month of July 2026, the two main links for July 2026 was @joeyarnoldvn/2026-07 and @joeyarnoldvn/2026-july. Follow that pattern for every month of my life starting with the newest months first working backwards in time. You can also search annual outline by searching different web URL links relating to each year starting with the newest years first. Fore example, 2025 might be at @joeyarnoldvn/2025 or say 2017 was @joeyarnoldvn/2017-year-in-review because some years might have a URL like the year plus "-year-in-review" in the URL. But there are many more examples. This is only the tip of the iceberg. Grok can still learn a lot about how to find my content online. I am trying right now to teach Grok how to find my stuff. I will tell you later how to find more of my stuff or you can become Super Grok and try harder to find my stuff. Make a new file. I did not say pull from only one month. Please pull from each month and each year. You need to do multiple searches for each year of my life. You need to brainstorm keywords to search. Search each month please. I already begged you several times to do real searches. But instead, you did not do real searches. Instead, you only copied and pasted the data I already gave you. I am begging Grok to do real work. Otherwise, I will have to ask Gemini to do real searches. Grok made outlines of each month of my life many times for many years. I am begging Grok to look at those conversations. I posted links to those threads of the yearly and monthly outlines that Grok made on my Twitter X profile accounts in tweets many times for many years. I am begging Grok right now to scan through thousands of my articles and posts. Grok failed to look at even a few of my articles. I am begging Grok to scan through more articles of mine or I will have to ask Gemini. Grok also failed to read transcripts of my own YouTube videos which also outlines each month of my life. I asked Grok to look on YouTube many times today and Grok refused to even try to look which means Grok is broken and possibly worse than Gemini. In the past, Grok was able to read the Grok threads by looking at the links I posted on my Twitter X. It is weird that Grok is now saying it cannot do what it did do only a few months ago. It seems that perhaps the most recent updates to Grok broke Grok. Focus on locating annual outlines and life outlines to add to an updated file top highlights like movies, shows, etc, for each year. Start with the most recent years first. Look in the groups I have on Hive Blog that often have life outlines. Some of the life outlines are not named outline in the titles of the blog posts. But start with the main Hive Blog group named Oatmeal Joey Arnold for example before trying other groups and annual outlines and more.

Include a simple outline like the following template example:
2008: Hawaii, California Boot Camp, Kuratli, Nintendo's Paper Mario, Batman, PDX 414, mom married Bill.

Example of the template as follows:
1993: TMNT, Bhakti, Power Rangers USA Premiere.

04:42 PM
I did not know GOAT means greatest of all time.