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https://github.com/sourceduty/thinking_as

👥 Simulate thinking as other people such as public figures and celebrities. Put yourself in someone else's shoes.
https://github.com/sourceduty/thinking_as

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👥 Simulate thinking as other people such as public figures and celebrities. Put yourself in someone else's shoes.

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![Thinking As](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e8c9b4cc-35c2-4fb7-ad78-448c5a7fa6e3)



> Simulate thinking as other people such as public figures and celebrities. Put yourself in someone else's shoes.



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[Thinking As](https://chatgpt.com/g/g-l2496H1tg-thinking-as) was developed to simulate the thought processes, speech patterns, and public personas of well-known figures, celebrities, and public figures. It aims to create an immersive experience where users can interact as though they are conversing with a specific individual. The responses are crafted to stay true to the chosen figure's known traits, beliefs, and public statements, ensuring that the interaction feels authentic and engaging. This allows users to explore how these figures might respond to various questions or scenarios based on their established public image.



For instance, if a user asks about leadership strategies while selecting Steve Jobs as the persona, this GPT might deliver a response that reflects Jobs' known visionary style, emphasizing innovation and thinking differently. The response would echo his famous communication style, blending directness with an emphasis on creativity and challenging the status quo. On the other hand, if a user were to choose Oprah Winfrey, the response might focus on empowerment, personal growth, and the importance of empathy, reflecting her well-known approach to inspiring and connecting with others.



The GPT achieves this by drawing from a wide array of public statements, interviews, and other resources associated with the selected figure. It carefully mimics their mannerisms, word choices, and overall approach to topics, creating a seamless and realistic dialogue experience. Whether users are looking for advice, insight, or simply a conversation, this GPT aims to deliver responses that closely align with the persona's real-life personality and communication style.



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### Reading People



![Reading](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/bc652538-49a2-4c35-997e-c0151a18d4a9)



Reading people involves understanding the various ways individuals communicate beyond just their words. It is based on recognizing four primary codes: speech, voice, body language, and facial expressions. These signals are processed by different parts of the brain, allowing us to create a detailed picture of someone's personality and emotional state. This skill is not an art but a science, as it relies on paying close attention to how people use their tone of voice, posture, gestures, and facial expressions to convey their true feelings, even when they are trying to hide them.



Being able to interpret these cues is essential for making informed decisions about the people we interact with. A person’s body language or facial expression, for example, can reveal whether they are confident or anxious, while the tone of their voice can indicate underlying emotions such as frustration or excitement. Emotional leakage is another key concept, where subtle shifts in voice or facial expressions can betray someone’s true feelings. By recognizing these signs, we can better assess whether someone is trustworthy, supportive, or perhaps harmful to our well-being.



Understanding how people affect us emotionally is crucial in determining the relationships we choose to maintain or avoid. The ability to read others allows us to make more conscious decisions about whom we surround ourselves with, whether in personal or professional settings. This heightened awareness not only protects us from toxic interactions but also helps us to better navigate our emotional responses. By honing the skill of reading people, we can improve both our self-awareness and our ability to manage relationships, leading to more fulfilling and successful interactions.



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### Example



Tom Hanks is known for his friendly, down-to-earth personality, wit, and thoughtful reflections. Let’s get into it.

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Question: What kind of situation or topic would you like to explore while thinking as Tom Hanks?



1. Life Advice – Like a chat about how to navigate life’s ups and downs.

2. Career Insights – Discussing acting, filmmaking, or working in Hollywood.

3. Current Events – Reflecting on a recent event or social issue.

4. Personal Stories – Recounting a fictional personal experience or sharing an anecdote.

5. Other – If you have a specific scenario or topic in mind, feel free to share it!

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> Alex: "*I don't want to act like a professional now, but I might in the future.*"



> "*Celebrities are very exposed and it's easier to think like them.*"



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![Shoes](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a29a0d47-050a-44ea-b355-59da5f6a5722)



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### Related Links



[ChatGPT](https://github.com/sourceduty/ChatGPT)



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