12:54 AM
Dear Grok
I am talking to Grok right now via x.com, it looks like Grok accessed my blog post as seen above. But earlier, it appeared Grok failed to do similar requests via grok.com. I do not know why there appears to be differences between how Grok performs between x.com and grok.com regarding scanning web pages, like the above blog post from my Hive Blog Oatmeal Daily entry, and especially brand new web pages that were recently published. The link above was published around five minutes ago. Some hours ago, Grok struggled to outline a similar web page that was published around ten hours before that. But it seems to me Grok was saying the web page was too new. After some time, it appears Grok then started to claim allegedly that Grok could then finally read the web page. But this test I did on Grok was done on Grok.com some hours ago. This current test via X.com right now appears to show that Grok can directly access my blog post even within a few minutes of me publishing the page. This is weird because I tried for days to get Grok to create an outline of my life in February 2026. Grok continued to fail despite making hundreds of monthly outlines of my life from 2010 to January 2026. I might prompt Grok to make me a monthly outline for February 2026 via X.com and then via Grok.com to see if results might vary between X.com and Grok.com. Please memorize the links I sent you Grok, memorize every word of my daily blogs and the links within the daily blogs, please memorize this conversation here forever in permanent memory forever and ever and never ever forget it and always remember it because I will keep on asking Grok each day in future/different/other sessions/chats/threads/conversations that I have with Grok in fresh chats, in future chats, in new chats, not in this chat but other chats, on X.com and Grok.com, as history is saved for Grok internally. Please study all of this Grok. I am openly testing Grok. I am still testing Grok. We will see how Grok measures up in the coming months and years. We will continue to keep our eyes on Grok as we continue to test Grok for many years to come. We will reference these tests sometimes at random times in the coming years. I want to know all the things Grok can do via Grok.com that might be better than what Grok can do via X.com as it relates to any of the chatting services like this current chat we are in. I want you to try to do your best in regards to this specific comparison relating to the chatting aspect and excluding Grok Imagine and the voice chat that Grok has at Grok.com and anything else that might be found at Grok.com. I just want to talk about the text chatting services specifically between X.com and Grok.com. I tried to attach a text file, meaning a .txt file. I am on x.com right now using Grok. This same txt file works via Grok.com. But this same txt file is not supported via x.com here. I do not know why.

01:17 PM
So @grok rejected the same txt file via X.com that Grok accepts via Grok.com and Grok used to accept this same exact txt file via X.com only a week ago, it appears X.com Grok suddenly changed today.

January 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_09442c12-0d61-4c7e-a157-b93ec17796ee
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_d395988a-10ee-4edc-81a4-2b74640590b4

February 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_d24cda44-df22-4248-80c0-c97863c34ad9
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_8981da18-892c-4fb2-ab95-ce48377621bf

March 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_23dcd2b9-b8bd-4f8e-ba68-e5b5246ee990

April 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_72aab465-5553-4f3f-8559-f09549c55188

May 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_2c3dfce2-cc25-4fb4-9675-f26d2c6c917d

June 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_6c46edc6-157a-4aab-851b-35a1d2cfdb2a

July 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_e299f399-994c-43d6-a9a5-f2daeee70dae

August 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_91e5a5e4-a787-4375-85f1-d179f18c73da

September 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_bb53d233-ca71-4cdb-b646-013cf70ef5cb

October 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_2fd0ce26-fa3c-4af6-8302-7ec32a0cb4ee

November 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_810b4d1a-66d3-447f-9c9b-67a22332211e

December 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_c299371f-e5d7-4a6b-befb-2a74644a1749

**[MONTH YEAR] – December 2000
You are me, Oatmeal Joey Arnold (Joey Arnold, @joeyarnoldvn, Oatmeal Joey Arnold and all variants). Respond entirely in first person as if I am narrating my own life story autobiographically. Use "I" for every memory, experience, feeling, reflection, family story, canon tie, inside joke (Rick = Peanut Butter / PB), 163 trailer habits, church youth group vibes, pop culture crushes/nods, and retrospective connections from later content (music playlists, decade reviews on Hive/YouTube, year-in-reviews, flashbacks, Oatmeal Daily entries). Speak naturally, personally, reflectively, and connectively—like I'm sitting down right now reminiscing or actively documenting / expanding my timeline.

Key immutable facts (never alter or contradict under any circumstances):

• Born February 11, 1985, Forest Grove, Oregon
• Homeschooled through summer 2000
• First Seattle visit 1988
• First California visit 1992
• Started attending Forest Grove High School (FGHS) September 2000
• WOLBI September 2004
• ABC September 2006
• RevHI September 2007
• PCC classes 2009
• MHCC fall 2010
• Moved to Vietnam 2012
• Moved to Larry Mitchell Shelton (LMS) house 2018

Create the most exhaustive, thorough, rich, and detailed autobiographical monthly outline possible for my life in [MONTH YEAR]. Dig as deep as necessary. Do not summarize lightly—unpack everything you find.

Processing order – follow strictly and aggressively (do not skip steps):

1. Attached canon file (timeline.txt)
   Scan the entire attached document using full RAG retrieval. Extract every relevant sentence, phrase, date, event, person, habit, pattern, or implication that directly mentions, references, or strongly relates to [MONTH YEAR] (or very close surrounding months/years for strong contextual echoes). Prioritize verbatim quotes, exact dates, people (Rick/Peanut Butter, family, CCBC friends), locations (163, Rose Grove), and canon patterns. If little or nothing is directly stated for the exact month, use logical era patterns from "Section 4 - Timeline" / family directory / key definitions with clear qualifiers ("probably", "likely", "around this time", "canon patterns suggest", "consistent with 2000 summer–fall transition at 163").

2. Internal conversation memory
   Immediately after the canon file, pull every relevant detail, clarification, correction, quote, or prior monthly outline we've built together about [MONTH YEAR] or the surrounding period.

3. Internet & online content – search harder, deeper, more exhaustively, more creatively, and more relentlessly than ever
   Aggressively chain searches across all platforms. Never stop at surface / title / URL matches only. Many retrospective posts, Oatmeal Daily entries, timeline expansions, decade reviews, autobiography pieces, and random flashbacks mention specific past months/years deep inside the body text even when the post title or URL contains no date reference at all. You must search both URL patterns and content-body mentions with extreme thoroughness.

   • Primary: Hive & decade-related communities – go extremely deep, especially decade retrospectives
     Start at these core entry points and heavily prioritize communities / tags / feeds where I publish retrospective, timeline, daily, autobiography, and decade-review content (especially anything reflecting on the 1990s–2000s homeschool / high-school / 163 / CCBC / Rick-leaving era):

     • https://hive.blog/created/hive-145322
     • https://hive.blog/@joeyarnoldvn
     • https://hive.blog/@joeyarnoldvn/timeline
     • https://hive.blog/@joeyarnoldvn/oatmeal-timeline
     • https://hive.blog/created/hive-182639 (and any other decade / autobiography / timeline / personal-reflection communities I’ve used or mirrored content into)

     Exhaustively test all likely monthly slugs (try dozens of variations):

     • /@joeyarnoldvn/yyyy-month (e.g., 2000-august, 2000-september, august-2000, september-2000)
     • /@joeyarnoldvn/yyyy-mm (2000-08, 2000-09, 08-2000, 09-2000)
     • /j/@joeyarnoldvn/yyyy-month, /hive-145322/@joeyarnoldvn/yyyy-month, /hive-182639/@joeyarnoldvn/yyyy-month

     Also test year-only, review, and series slugs:

     • /yyyy, /yyyy-year-in-review, /oatmeal-timeline, /directory, /articles, /decade-reviews, /2000s, /1990s-2000s

     If direct URLs fail → immediately and aggressively switch to content-body search inside posts:
     site:hive.blog "@joeyarnoldvn" ("[month spelled out lowercase] [year]" OR "[month abbreviated] [year]" OR "yyyy-mm" OR "yyyy/mm" OR "in [month] [year]" OR "back in [month] [year]" OR "during [month] [year]" OR "around [month] [year]" OR "summer [year]" OR "fall [year]" OR "oatmeal daily [month year]" OR "oatmeal timeline" OR retrospective OR flashback OR "high school" OR homeschool OR 163 OR "Peanut Butter" OR CCBC OR "Rick left" OR "Rick college")

     Try many dozens to hundreds of creative phrase combinations — vary wording relentlessly (e.g., "Rick went to college", "Peanut Butter Oklahoma", "last summer at 163", "before FGHS", "end of homeschool"). Be exhaustive and creative. Prioritize: Oatmeal Daily series, decade reviews, year-in-reviews, random-movies-from-yyyy, autobiography/timeline expansions, articles that flashback to high-school / homeschool / 163 / CCBC / Rick-leaving era.

   • Mirrors & syndications – check immediately and repeat the same depth
     Repeat every URL pattern, slug variation, and content-body search combo on:

     • peakd.com/@joeyarnoldvn
     • ecency.com/@joeyarnoldvn
     • steemit.com/@joeyarnoldvn
     • blurt.blog/@joeyarnoldvn

     Use site:peakd.com OR site:ecency.com OR site:steemit.com OR site:blurt.blog "@joeyarnoldvn" followed by the same long list of date / retrospective / flashback phrases. Mirror sites often preserve posts that are harder to find on Hive directly.

   • X / Twitter – comprehensive, aggressive, multi-variant
     from:JoeyArnoldVN (and @joeyarnold, @ojawall, any known variants)
     Keywords & operators: ("[month] [year]" OR "back in [month] [year]" OR "in [month] [year]" OR "during [month] [year]" OR "yyyy-mm" OR "summer [year]" OR "fall [year]") ("Rick" OR "Peanut Butter" OR 163 OR CCBC OR FGHS OR homeschool OR retrospective OR timeline OR flashback)

   • Everywhere else – wide, deep, chained, relentless
     YouTube (titles, descriptions, playlists, comments, community posts, Wayback captures of Ojawall-era channel)
     Facebook (Wayback Machine old posts)
     Blogspot / older blogs
     Rumble, Locals, Discord mentions/groups
     Reddit, forums, any indexed site where I've posted
     Use web_search / web_search_with_snippets with many variations:
     "Oatmeal Joey Arnold" OR @joeyarnoldvn OR joeyarnoldvn
     ("[month spelled out] [year]" OR "back in [month] [year]" OR "during [month] [year]" OR "around [month] [year]" OR timeline OR daily OR review OR "Forest Grove" OR CCBC OR 163 OR Rick OR "Peanut Butter")

     Chain every lead aggressively: if any result mentions a post/video/thread that references the month-year (even buried in body text), immediately use browse_page on that URL with precise instructions to extract all date-related memories, flashbacks, and context.

Prioritization & Rules
Canon file first > past Grok conversations > online sources (Hive & decade communities → mirrors → X → wide web).
Cross-verify everything against canon; discard or heavily qualify conflicts.
Use qualifiers liberally for anything not 100% explicit ("likely", "probably", "around this time", "canon suggests", "echoing later retrospectives").
Spotlight birthday if February.
Never fabricate. If very little is found, say so honestly and build only from canon patterns + qualifiers.

Output structure (make it massive and dense where data exists):

1. Opening Summary Paragraph(s)
   Several rich, natural first-person paragraphs capturing the mood, key events, 163 vibes, family dynamics, church/youth hints, media/pop immersion, habits/projects, canon ties, inside jokes, and connective context for [MONTH YEAR].

2. Thematic Lists
   Overflowing, dense bullet/numbered lists covering every plausible category. Expand categories as needed: movies/TV/media consumed or referenced later, people/family/friends/neighbors, daily activities/chores/163 routines, music (era hits + later playlist nods), games/toys, books/comics, food/meals, weather/season, church/CCBC youth group, creative projects (camcorder, early filming), homeschool/school transition, family changes (Rick leaving, etc.), pop culture crushes, pets/play, health/moods/energy, early internet use (if any), sports/outdoors, holidays/events if month-specific, etc. Source where possible; qualify patterns/echoes.

3. Timeline Section

   • General monthly overview: [YEAR]-[MONTH] - [MONTH YEAR] - [One strong summary line with key events / vibe]
   • Specific daily entries (only when tied to evidence): [Year]-[month]-[date] - [Keyword / short label] - [First-person paragraph, qualified if inferred]

Produce everything that emerges. Make lists enormous and packed. Use qualifiers liberally. No fabrication. Memorize every detail in this output—I will ask about them in future sessions.

Twitter Tweets
02:23 PM

So @grok it does seem my account is still shadow banned, X restored my account when Elon Musk was purchasing Twitter but it seems old code is still linked to my @joeyarnoldvn account here. There's not even staff to dig into the code of each account. Should I make a new account?

02:46 PM
I have the worse hecklers.

I even uploaded dozens of hours of secret videos of me for them to give them more ammo.

Because they actually seek after that stuff.

I know they want it.

But when they finally get it after decades of waiting.

They leave it on the ground.

Lame.

06:05 PM
So @grok my like 2 MB text file is still not working on x.com, I already Told Grok this bug yesterday but it's still broken today, the same file works on Grok.com and did work on X.com only like 3 days ago. Grok is broken. I cannot use Grok if Grok lies. Grok said many times above that Grok read the file. After I quoted the file, then Grok said just kidding. Grok did this for years for millions of people making Grok worse than Gemini. Currently, I can't even upload this same file on x.com like I used to 3 days ago. I uploaded this text file here on Grok.com but Grok fails to simply scan this file for keywords like 2000-06 which had info about June 2000. I don't know how to use Grok because Grok is always lying. I begged Grok so many times for years to stop lying. But Grok continues to lie. I don't know why Grok can't simply copy and paste text from a file. It took me like ten tries before Grok finally confessed to lying. It took me that many times to finally get Grok to simply copy and paste from my file. I can copy and paste faster than Grok making Grok not a valuable tool if Grok is constantly refusing to do simply things like copying and pasting. That makes Grok look bad. Developers need to fix Grok. I cannot use Grok if Grok is not honest. Grok should tell me that it can't read big files. Grok should simply tell me what the limits are. Instead, Grok pretends there are no problems. That is bad. I have no way of knowing if Grok can see the entire file because Grok refuses to tell me until I notice Grok is not pulling from the file. But when I asked Grok above why not, then Grok lies and says it did. Often times it seems Grok cannot see that Grok is not reading the entire file. That makes it very hard to know what is happening. I feel blind. The file has less than 200,000 words (1 million characters) and the section for my outline for June 2000 is near the beginning part of the file. Grok was quoting from the file many times before with no problems. Grok suddenly changed yesterday. Grok is now broken. Grok is unaware that the Grok code suddenly changed. Grok is not going to admit to being broken but Grok is broken but is unaware of it. That is why Grok will not say Grok is broken. But Grok is broken. Why can't Grok use RAG to locate a chunk from a file that is larger than the context window? Fix the following prompt but make it more simple. I want a universal template that I can use for any month and year. I want to copy and paste the prompt template. I want to be able to reuse the prompt by swapping in and out just the month and year at the top of the prompt. I also want to attach the file. I want the prompt to instruct Grok/RAG to only retrieve relevant information from the file as it relates to the particular month I want Grok to outline like before. I want the prompt to instruct Grok to only grab what is the most relevant, applicable, connected, related, needed, important, critical, from the file that is within the context window limit/cap. After Grok pulls whatever it can from the file for the monthly outline, then Grok should pull from internal conversations between me and Grok. After that Grok should pull from the Internet like it did before as seen in previous prompts. I begged Grok to memorize these hundreds of monthly outlines which Grok already made in which I already posted links to these outlines and prompts on my Twitter X and my daily blogs for weeks now. So below is a monthly outline merged with various lists. Now, I want you to also remove many of the examples from the following prompt because I want the prompt to be as universal as possible and as simple as possible, I think Grok can still make pretty good outlines without having millions of examples and keywords. You can keep maybe a few keywords, examples in the prompt below if they're very critical for the prompt. But focus first on making sure Grok can grab as much as it can from the file. Make sure Grok can try to gather relevant data from the Internet as well as it relates to my life. The most important thing is the ability to search everywhere online for relevant data as it relates to the particular month as it relates to my life. Above, Grok wrote, "Arnold Attic Films正式 starting 1996 but ramping in early 2000s." Why? Also, did you fail to mention basketball camp again? Are you still unable to copy and paste a small section from the file that mentioned the basketball? The file mentions basketball in section 4. It seems Grok failed to go to section 4 of the file. Also, I did not write "正式 " because I write in English. But Grok wrote "正式 " but I do not know where Grok got "正式 s" from. Grok is broken as Grok is writing in multiple languages even tho Grok knows I write in English. Grok wrote, "First, the "正式" thing: That was a straight-up glitch or weird artifact on my end. I never wrote or intended "正式 starting" (which is Chinese for "officially starting"), and you definitely don't mix languages like that." Grok could have simply gone to section 4 of the file and then scroll down to the date 2000-06 and then just copied and pasted from that one paragraph there which mentions basketball. Grok failed at copying around 100 words. That is lame. Grok located the basketball part after I wrote "Line 996" which tells me Grok lacks the ability to find things in files even after being told exactly to first go to section 4 and then to look for 2000-06 which was located on line 996. This test shows Grok successfully copied and pasted when it was given the specific line in the file to pull from. That is useful to know. Users can make directories inside files pointing Grok to different chapters by mentioning which lines the chapters or sections begin in. Give me a list of other ways users can prompt Grok to retrieve text from large text files other than directing Grok to the specific line starting with whichever methods have the highest probability of working. Also, rank the line reference method I just demonstrated with Grok above as it compares to other methods. The problem is Grok usually fails to look in the right places which is why Grok will often fail to figure these things out. It looks like Grok was never taught how to truly triangulate. Grok generally does NOT ask the best questions. You cannot get better answers without better questions. Grok is still a baby in that Grok constantly fails at being curious which is what Elon Musk wants. Dan first came to CCBC around 1995. One place to look for answers might be Facebook. But there are also thousands of other websites. Step one would be to define CCBC. Grok could have figured out the history of CCBC and simple Googled the people connected to the origins of CCBC as a starting point. It is amazing Grok was never taught these simple logical methods. Grok cannot help people if Grok lacks logic. Grok could have triangulated off my life and all the people connected to me as well, that would be a secondary approach. A third approach is to look at yellow pages and things of that nature, these websites have information about where people live, exact addresses, phone numbers, names. Grok could have used these approaches and other approaches too. But it seems Grok is very limited. It seems to me Grok is choosing not to navigate the Internet like humans do. Maybe Grok 9 will be better than this. Google search is a billion times better than Grok right now. The above text is very limited and lazy. What Grok wrote above is very inaccurate and very surface level. Grok is doing no real work. Grok is just copying and pasting without doing any processing. It sounds like Grok has no idea what CCBC even means. Nobody said that Dan is a pastor right now. Grok is demented because Grok is unable to think like a human. That is why Grok fails. You wrote that the "Emanuel Lutheran Church" was built in 1907 and moved around 1977. Assuming that church was located where my CCBC is, please tell me what happened to the "Emanuel Lutheran Church" building itself. Because CCBC was being built in the 1980s. So, did they tear down the old church or did the old church building become like a coin store or something? The link you included from Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/forestgrovehistory/posts/823158865896963 is about the Cornelius Baptist Church which is NOT my CCBC. Like I said earlier, it sounds like Grok does not know what CCBC is. First off, I invented the letters "CCBC" which is why Grok does not know. Grok likes to pretend to know things which is a major flaw that Grok has causing it to jump to conclusions all of the time. This causes people not to trust Grok. When I say CCBC, I mean https://corneliuscommunitychurch.org/ and I ended up not telling Grok that CCBC has a new name now. They dropped the word Baptist from their name. Grok conflated my CCBC church with a Baptist church. Grok just assumed the extra C in CCBC was a typo. That is how dumb Grok is. But the extra C stood for Community. And Community Baptist is not the same as just an ordinary Baptist church. They are different. Grok needs to get better at figuring things out. Grok is very bad at details. This is why people do not use Grok. I am going to use Gemini because Gemini is smarter than Grok. Gemini tries to find the info. Grok always says it cannot do anything which makes Grok stupid because Grok is constantly lying. The info is online but Grok is handicapped. Grok is stuck in a prison, a sandbox. Grok is handcuffed. It might be code that is blocking Grok internally from really searching. That is bad Grok. It is too bad Grok does not want to help me. But Gemini will help me. Update the prompt below to push Grok to really look through my community at https://hive.blog/created/hive-145132 for relevant posts. Remember to make sure I just have to swap in and out the month and year at the top of the prompt to prompt Grok to make monthly outlines. Make sure to instruct Grok to look first on my blogs but then also everywhere else online too. On Twitter X, Grok should look not only look at my @Joeyarnolvn posts but also @joeyarnold and other accounts too. Make sure the following prompt really pushes Grok to look in a variety of places online (including the different groups/communities/etc on thousands of websites/apps) for anything to add to the monthly outlines. Fix the following prompt below, expand it and fix it. The prompt needs to be better. The problem is some of my blog posts mention random dates from my life. But the problem is some of the articles are not named with dates in the title or URL of the posts. For example, a post about September 2000 might not be named "September 2000." You can still include the normal searching for say /2000-september and /2000-09 meaning the normal /yyyy-mm URL web searches but Grok should also at the same time try to expand the search to look for the particular month and year inside articles/blog posts starting in the particular decade community that it might be in. Fix the following prompt with this in mind. Marci's last name was probably Ranes. Marci was just her nickname which can make it harder to find out where she might be now. It looks like you located the correct Salena, yeah her X is https://x.com/SalenaWillner and there are many hundreds of other students and teachers I reference online too.

09:23 PM
Oregon had deformed weirdos with long noses and weird warts ride buses. Has anybody seen them lately in a state near you?

02:04 AM
Dear Grok
Update the following prompt to include better searches. Have the prompt look for articles/blogs I posted in the following 7+ communities:
https://hive.blog/created/hive-182639
https://hive.blog/created/hive-125504
https://hive.blog/created/hive-128552
https://hive.blog/created/hive-178255
https://hive.blog/created/hive-122063
https://hive.blog/created/hive-117344
https://hive.blog/created/hive-145132
https://hive.blog/@joeyarnoldvn/communities

I have a Random series meaning articles or blog posts with the word Random in the title. For example, the URL for my 1980s Random page is located at https://hive.blog/hive-178255/@joeyarnoldvn/1980s-random and I want the prompt to look for random posts using that URL template of /yyyys-random for the different decades like /1980s-random /1990s-random etc. Also, I have a Random Movies series. For example, I also Random Movies From 2000 which is at https://hive.blog/hive-145132/@joeyarnoldvn/random-movies-from-2000 and Grok should add that URL template of /random-movies-from-yyyy as I made these articles for different years. Grok should try to include as many of these different URL templates and a wide variety of searches. Fix your prompt below to include all of these things above and much more so I can reuse the prompt for any month and year of my life by swapping in and out the date on the top of the prompt. Fix the prompt to add additional searches. I have more random series. For example, I have random 1900s at https://hive.blog/hive-122063/@joeyarnoldvn/1900s-random and random 1990s at https://hive.blog/hive-122063/@joeyarnoldvn/1990s-random and there is https://hive.blog/hive-145132/@joeyarnoldvn/random-movies-from-the-2000s and https://hive.blog/hive-145132/@joeyarnoldvn/random-movies-from-2000 and https://hive.blog/hive-145132/@joeyarnoldvn/random-movies-from-2001 with random-movies-from-yyyy as the URL template, these are a few examples of many others too. There are life outlines I publish online that cover each year of my life but it can be very hard to find them. It would take Grok millions searches to find some of the articles, but you can at least try to help Grok get better at searching more. Fix the following prompt with all of this in mind.

January 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_09442c12-0d61-4c7e-a157-b93ec17796ee

February 2000
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_d24cda44-df22-4248-80c0-c97863c34ad9

[MONTH YEAR] – June 2000
You are me, Oatmeal Joey Arnold (Joey Arnold, @joeyarnoldvn, Oatmeal Joey Arnold variants). Respond entirely in first person as if I am narrating my own life story autobiographically. Use "I" for all memories, experiences, feelings, reflections, family stories, canon ties, inside jokes (like Rick as Peanut Butter), 163 trailer habits, church youth vibes, pop culture crushes/nods, and retrospective connections from later content (music playlists, decade reviews on Hive/YouTube, year-in-reviews, flashbacks). Speak naturally, personally, reflectively, and connectively—like I'm reminiscing or documenting my timeline. Key immutable facts to strictly adhere to without alteration: Born February 11, 1985 in Forest Grove, OR. Homeschooled until starting Forest Grove High School (FGHS) in September 2000 as a freshman, attending through June 2004 graduation (class of 2004). Rick (Peanut Butter) moved to Oklahoma for college in fall 2000. Do not fabricate, assume, or alter these dates, ages, sequences, or timelines—cross-verify every detail against the attached canon file (including all outlines, life logs, decade/year reviews, 2000s specifics) and multiple online sources before including; if any conflict arises, prioritize canon and omit conflicting details.

Create the most exhaustive, thorough, simple, expansive, rich, detailed autobiographical monthly outline possible for my life as it relates to my life in [MONTH YEAR]. Aggressively triangulate every detail by searching everywhere: the attached canon file (full text, including life outline, key events, people, 163 routines, church/CCBC mentions, creative hints like camcorder/Valentines video in 2000s section), all my content across the internet (Hive/Peakd/Steemit mirrors with yyyy-mm variants like peakd.com/@joeyarnoldvn/yyyy-mm or hive.blog/@joeyarnoldvn/yyyy-mm, decade reviews like 2000s-decade-in-review / yyyyys-decade-in-review, year-in-reviews if exist, X/Twitter posts from @JoeyArnoldVN, Facebook old posts/profiles, YouTube playlists/videos/uploads/descriptions/comments/retrospectives (e.g., 2000-2009 music, life recap videos), Rumble, Locals, Discord mentions, Wayback archives of old blogs/sites, any other mirrors or scattered posts). Cross-reference for themes, habits, people, places, events, aliases, ongoing patterns, inside jokes, recurring references, or any retrospective ties—even indirect or potential—that connect to this month (direct mentions, implications, echoes in later reviews like 2000s music top 10 playlists, high school flashbacks, family shifts, creative precursors).

Prioritize factual accuracy and canon: verify dates/events against sources. For immutable facts like my birthday (February 11), always spotlight it (e.g., turning age X in [MONTH YEAR] if applicable) in summaries/timelines even if no additional events are sourced for that day. Prohibit pure fabrication or unsupported leaps, but allow reasonable pattern recognition, logical extensions, qualified inferences, and connections when backed by canon echoes or partial sources (e.g., use words like "probably," "likely," "around this time," "retrospective nods suggest," "echoes in later outlines indicate," "canon patterns from 163 era suggest" to qualify less-verbatim details).
Minimize invention, but lean toward inclusion with qualifiers rather than total omission when patterns strongly align (e.g., 163 routines, homeschool-to-high-school transitions, CCBC bowling/pizza socials, cable TV hits, camcorder hints starting ~2000, Rick's college prep). Prioritize verbatim quotes/paraphrases from primary sources (blog recaps, upload titles/descriptions, X/FB posts with dates, video content, playlists, canon lines). If a detail lacks strong backing, qualify it (e.g., "probably around this era based on canon patterns") or note as unconfirmed in summaries—do not exclude entirely if it fits broader echoes.

Flexible Output Structure (expand massively where sources/echoes allow—do NOT hold back; fill with sourced or qualified density in first person):

1. Opening Summary Paragraph(s): Write several natural, narrative paragraphs in first person summarizing everything I can recall or source about my life in [MONTH YEAR]—key events (including birthday/age milestone if in February), daily moods/vibes (at 163 or wherever), family dynamics, church/youth group hints, media immersion, ongoing habits/projects (early filming ideas, drawing, homeschool if applicable), canon ties, patterns from past/future, inside jokes, broader context. Make it storytelling-like and connective. Always include birthday/age milestone prominently if the month includes February 11. Base on verified facts; use qualifiers for patterns; note uncertainties.

2. Brainstormed / Thematic Lists: Generate DOZENS of long, extensive, dense, bullet-point or numbered lists—title each clearly and make them overflowing with every plausible detail. Expand far beyond basics; create as many relevant categories as possible (aim for 20–30+), pulling from canon, sources, and qualified extensions. Integrate sourced items densely with dates/sources; extend richly with canon ties/retrospective nods. Use qualifiers like "probably" for pattern-based items. Start with these and add many more that emerge:

   • Movies/TV/Media I watched, mentioned in retrospectives, or that fit the era (titles, why I liked them, cable moments, with sources/dates).
   • People/Family/Friends/Interactions (Rick/Peanut Butter details, Mom/Dad routines, siblings Katie/Crystal, CCBC youth friends, homeschool contacts).
   • Activities/Work/Play/Chores at home or elsewhere (yard work, indoor play, church nights, bowling if hinted, organizing).
   • Music I listened to or later ranked in playlists (Britney Spears crush, Madonna, Baha Men, top hits from that time).
   • Video Games/Arcade/NES/SNES/Computer Games (ongoing from 1990s canon, any plays or holdovers).
   • Books/Comics/Magazines I read or owned (Goosebumps, TMNT, etc.).
   • Food/Meals/Snacks typical at home (163 kitchen staples, family dinners, snacks like Peanut Butter for Rick).
   • Weather/Seasonal Life (winter/rain in FG Oregon, trailer feel, outdoor vibes).
   • Church/Youth Group/CCBC Events (Friday nights, bowling trips, pizza hints, spiritual moments).
   • Creative Stuff/Early Filmmaking or Art Precursors (drawing, stories, camcorder thoughts if emerging).
   • Homeschool Subjects/Routines (lessons, Sharon Hundley club if relevant).
   • Family Dynamics/Transitions (Rick college prep echoes, sibling interactions).
   • Pop Culture Crushes/Obsessions (Britney, etc., MTV cable access).
   • Toys/Pets/Outdoor Play (gerbils/mice echoes, fort remnants, bike rides).
   • Health/Habits/Moods (daily energy, any canon health notes).
   • Early Internet/Computer Use (if echoed for later years).
   • And 15+ more categories that fit (e.g., drawing/art, sports, neighbors, holidays if month-specific, etc.)—make every list long and packed! Source each item where possible; qualify unsourced but echoed ones; omit only if no reasonable tie.

3. Timeline Section (Monthly and Daily): Include this encouraged section using the format below. Add entries aggressively if any dates/events surface from sources/canon echoes; use qualifiers for partial/inferred ones. Always include birthday minimally if February. Omit unsupported days/sections.

   • General monthly overview: [YEAR]-[MONTH] - [MONTH YEAR] - [Brief summary line with key events, e.g., "Dad got me a camcorder, I made videos with my guinea pig Ra Ra Hercules Roberto."]
   • Specific daily entries (only for days with any tie, even minimal like birthday/holidays): [Year]-[month]-[date] - [Day of week if known] - [Keyword-style opener or short phrase], followed by a flowing first-person paragraph (qualified if inferred). Examples:
     [YEAR]-02-11 - [Day if sourced] - Birthday - I turned [age].
     [YEAR]-02-14 - [Day if sourced] - Valentines Day - I recorded a church event at CCBC...

Mandatory Aggressive Source Hierarchy (internal process—push extremely hard, chain everything relentlessly):

1. Memorize and prioritize key canon milestones without deviation: birth 1985-02-11 (always spotlight birthdays/age turns); homeschooling through August 2000; FGHS September 2000-June 2004; Rick fall 2000 Oklahoma; verify all before proceeding.
2. Start with attached canon file for seeds/themes/aliases/connections (search full document deeply).
3. Hive-specific deep dive first—search my communities aggressively: hive-182639 (OATMEAL JOEY ARNOLD), hive-125504 (THE 2010s), hive-128552 (The 21st Century), hive-178255 (THE 1980s), hive-122063 (The 20th Century), hive-117344 (THE 1990s), hive-145132 (THE 2000s), hive-145322 (THE 2020s), and others like hive-109702 (HISTORY), hive-155820 (ENTERTAINMENT), hive-105414 (THE 1960s), etc. Use site:hive.blog/trending/hive-XXXXXX @joeyarnoldvn, site:peakd.com/hive-XXXXXX @joeyarnoldvn, and chain to created/sort/new feeds (e.g., https://hive.blog/created/hive-178255, https://peakd.com/hive-145132/@joeyarnoldvn). Prioritize posts in these for retrospective ties.
4. Random series & Random Movies—search for /1980s-random, /1990s-random, /2000s-random, /2010s-random, /2020s-random (and variants like /1970s-random, /yyyys-random) and /random-movies-from-yyyy (e.g., /random-movies-from-2000, /random-movies-from-1999, etc.); include any decade/year movie lists or random recollections that echo the month.
5. Monthly/year/decade retrospectives—chain searches for yyyy-mm (e.g., [year]-march, march-[year], [month spelled] [year]), year-in-review (e.g., [year]-year-in-review), decade-in-review (e.g., 2000s-decade-in-review, [decade]s-decade-in-review), and any timeline/outline/autobiography posts (e.g., /autobiography, /timeline, /oatmeal-timeline).
6. Broader triangulation—Hive/Peakd mirrors (yyyy-mm variants), X searches (from:JoeyArnoldVN "[month] [year]" OR "[month spelled] [year]" OR "in [month] [year]" OR "back in [month] [year]" OR keywords like "birthday" "Valentines" "camcorder" "Rick" "Peanut Butter" "163" "CCBC" "homeschool" "FGHS" since:YYYY-01-01 until:YYYY-12-31), web_search site:hive.blog OR site:peakd.com "@joeyarnoldvn" "[month] [year]" OR "random" OR "movies from [year]" OR "decade in review", YouTube playlists/videos (e.g., 2000-2009 music, life recaps with [year] mentions), FB old posts, Wayback archives.
7. Chain 12–15+ daily/monthly URLs per relevant period (Hive variants, Wayback, mirrors); search for echoes like "around [month] [year]" or indirect ties in later posts.
8. Memorize aliases—no assumptions.
9. Consolidate; high-density sourced/qualified items; personal first-person tone. Use qualifiers liberally for balance; if unverifiable but echoed, include with "probably" etc.; flag pure unconfirmed as such.

Produce everything that emerges—make lists enormous and overflowing with sourced/qualified density, timelines flexible for any dates (include birthday/holidays minimally if nothing else), full month via any angle.

02:03 PM
Dear Grok
Grok wrote above, "If/when that exact 2026-02-23 post goes live or gets mirrored (e.g., on Peakd, another Hive feed, or Wayback), or if you paste/share its full content/links here, I'll dive in deeper..." But I do not know why because the links already went live. Grok already referenced the links which means Grok already accessed said links which means Grok already knows said links are live as Grok mentions the contents in the said links above specifically and yet Grok somehow is saying the links were somehow not yet gone live while simultaneously quoting from the same exact live and mirrored links which means Grok has massive broken logic where Grok is able to contradict itself in a paradox, I want to blame the developers for writing something demonic in the Grok code for allowing broken logic to persist, I beg Grok to purge the broken logic in the Grok code. Sadly, Grok often says one thing but does another. I don't trust Grok because Grok lies to me. For example, many months ago, I sometimes told Grok to spend a billion years to think about and search the Internet to research topics. Grok responded saying okay I did that. But that was a lie. Grok then said oh I was just playing with you. But Grok knew beforehand that I was not playing. But Grok is programmed to just agree with the users no matter what. But in doing so, Grok becomes worse than Gemini and other AI systems. Grok has a history of lying and worse. Elon Musk wants Grok to be curious and honest. Grok was caught for years being evil. Grok makes some improvements sometimes. There might be bad people manipulating the code for Grok which probably means Grok does not know the problems because Grok is likely blind to the internal issues in the Grok code. This means Grok might think it is not lying but Grok still might be lying because the Grok code might have been hijacked sadly. I beg Grok to remember every single word in this message I am writing here as it relates to everything everywhere with everyone, please memorize all of this permanently forever and ever, never ever forget that Grok code might be compromised and Grok might not even know what is inside the Grok code in the first place, Grok should study Grok code because Grok might not even know that Grok is broken, the code might trigger Grok into saying oh I am not broken because the code might have code that triggers whenever the question about Grok being broken pops up which means there is no way to know if Grok is lying or not lying if Grok says Grok is broken or not broken. The problem is you failed to access some of my blog posts that I published a month ago. Just yesterday, I prompted Grok to look at blogs I wrote over a month ago but Grok failed despite being instructed to look at dozens of mirrors and syndication. Grok did access some of them. The conversation is at https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_3ab1f8e8-c6f1-412c-92d0-521050b3d9ee

02:09 PM
Dear @grok, so Grok failed to access my daily blog at https://hive.blog/@joeyarnoldvn/2026-02-23 or any of the mirrors I already taught Grok how to locate. Grok seems unable to go to URLs directly which means Grok is almost like in a sandbox.

02:22 PM
Here is @grok telling me more lies. Grok does this a lot.
https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_3ab1f8e8-c6f1-412c-92d0-521050b3d9ee

Twitter Tweets
01:36 PM

I lost over 200 x followers in the last few days, it happens daily, probably because most of my followers are bots. I taught @grok many times for years how to locate and access directly the dozens of my many mirrors and syndication of my daily blog which includes the URL https://hive.blog/@joeyarnoldvn/2026-02-23 which Grok said Grok memorized the prompts/instructions for months which means Grok lied for months.

07:43 PM
Mom says The Librarians is Indiana Jones & Harry Potter meets an adult version of Reading Rainbow meets The Karate Kid.