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This Claude prompt can 1-shot articles
We've generated millions of views with articles using this exact prompt and i'm giving it away for free.
RT + Comment "prompt" and i'll send it over
Rex Edison retweeted
35M+ views in just a few days
AI explainer videos are absolutely CRACKED right now
they build trust like almost no other type of content
imagine getting 100m+ eyes on your product from an audience that’s actually interested in what you offer
i’m sharing the entire workflow to create viral AI explainer videos like these
here’s what you’re getting:
- how i use claude to write viral 30-second scripts
- how i break scripts into animated scenes
- how i use motionvid to generate entire videos in one shot
- my prompt structure
- how to make these videos as cheaply as possible
rt + reply below and ill send you the entire playbook (gotta be following so i can send)
Rex Edison retweeted
This document is going to be an assigned reading in college classes that cover this moment in time, there's a lot happening in a few paragraphs... ahmath.org/statements
Rex Edison retweeted
i built a skill to un-slop AI-looking apps
most AI-generated UIs still have the same problem:
they look polished, but they also look obviously AI-made
same cards
same gradients
same generic “modern app” layout
same zero-personality design
so this skill forces claude to actually think differently than it would normally do
→ starts from a real visual concept
→ explores 3 different directions
→ picks one coherent design language
→ renders the screens at iPhone size
→ scans the result for obvious AI-slop patterns
→ critiques and refines it before you ship
when everyone is shipping ai slop apps, yours has to be different to succeed
i’m giving the full skill away for free
rt + comment “stop slop” and i’ll send it over
(follow so i can dm)
zack d style ads are a cheat code right now
this whole 41 second ad is ONE generation
i simply wrote the script and it planned every scene on its own
type "zack d style" into a normal video model and you get a pixar knockoff
the setup i use gets the style right every time, which is why nothing had to be stitched or fixed after
i haven't seen another brand run one of these past 20 seconds
i'm giving away the whole system:
> full 60s+ animations in one generation
> my claude prompt that turns a script into a storyboard
> how to write a script the animation can stage
> keeping one character through every scene
rt + comment "41" and i'll send it
(gotta be following me so i can dm)
Rex Edison retweeted
An absolute must read.
There is another dimension to this DNA and it relates to the methylation status of the DNA.
When DNA is passed through E.coli, the bacteria add methyl groups to the A in GmATC and to the C in CmC[A/T]GG. Is known as DAM (GATC) and DCM (CCWTT) methylation.
These hyperstimulate the cGAS-STING pathway.
Vaccine manufacturers know this and warn against it. E.coli strains with DAM/DCM knockouts have been engineered to evade this.
When Pfizer switched from Process 1 that used PCR for clinical trial, a key difference emerged.
PCR replicates DNA but it erases the methylation in the process. This is the residual DNA in the actual Pfizer trial.
When they went to Process 2, they used DH10B which DOES NOT HAVE DAM/DCM knockouts.
🚨 SPECIAL INVESTIGATION 🚨
Is residual DNA a hidden adjuvant in vaccines?
We’ve heard plenty about residual DNA in mRNA Covid vaccines. But there’s a much bigger story.
Many vaccines and monoclonal antibodies are made using recombinant DNA technology — including Gardasil, flu, Hep B and RSV products.
So what happens to the residual DNA left behind by manufacturing? And what if removing that impurity compromises the product’s performance?
That may prove to be the vaccine industry’s dirty little secret.
LINK 👇
@SecKennedy @KUPERWASSERLAB @Kevin_McKernan @newstart_2024 @RetsefL @FLSurgeonGen @AaronSiriSG @SenRonJohnson
Rex Edison retweeted
Introducing the US Gov Graph - a complete map of the people and positions of power in the federal government.
To fix our institutions we must understand how they work, so we are using AI to model and monitor every government in America. This is Palantir for The People.
Check it out here: graph.civlab.org/us
We exist to set the conditions for an era of civic excellence unmatched since the Founding. We will need nothing less to navigate the age of AI.
I'm looking for exceptional engineers and designers to work with me in San Francisco. If that's you, inquire here: tally.so/r/KY97RK. Self-governing civilization is counting on you.
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The soy sauce packet in your takeout bag isn't soy sauce. The biggest maker, Kari-Out in New Jersey, lists water, salt, hydrolyzed soy and corn protein, caramel color and sodium benzoate. No fermentation, no brewing. It's made in a couple of days by boiling defatted soy meal in hydrochloric acid, neutralizing it, then adding color and corn syrup so it looks and tastes close enough.
A lot of the bottles on the grocery shelf are the same thing. Kikkoman and the Japanese government went to the UN food standards body years ago and asked that the chemical version not be allowed to use the name soy sauce. The hydrolyzed protein industry and the USDA pushed back and it stayed. The brewed ones say naturally brewed on the label. If the bottle doesn't say it, it isn't.
this advertorial funnel is ridiculously simple
7 reasons why
product education
lifestyle proof
benefit stacking
offer repeated twice
nothing fancy, just a structure that keeps selling as you scroll
i put together the full funnel + breakdown so you can model it
rt + comment “funnel” and i’ll send it
(follow for dm)
static ads are a volume game disguised as a design game
the goal is not to make one beautiful creative
the goal is to find 3 concepts that can produce 30 variations
change the angle
change the headline
change the proof
change the offer
keep the structure
that is how you find winners without burning hours on design
i put together the static frameworks, hooks and examples i would test first
rt + comment “static” and i’ll send it
(follow for dm)
Rex Edison retweeted
You can literally f**king steal competitor strategies with this one workflow.
If you want to uncover multiple patterns within their ad creative strategy, you just have to look in the right places.
Here's what my personal TrendTrack workflow consists of:
TrendTrack has an MCP, so Claude Cowork calls it directly.
Step 1 ME
Add one competitor to the TrendTrack brand tracker.
Step 2 TRENDTRACK
Pulls their top 50 scripts from the last 3 months, sorted by usage count.
Usage count is how many separate ads run that same script.
Step 3 TRENDTRACK
Writes out the full transcript of all 50.
Plus days running, ad counts, first and last used, rank movement, the copy, the landing pages and the dates.
Step 4 CLAUDE COWORK
Reads all 50 transcripts and labels every one.
Labels come from my own library first.
If the brand I work with already has a word for something, it uses that exact word.
If not, it uses the competitor's own wording straight from the transcript.
Whatever is left over is a guess.
Every single label gets a confidence rank:
-HIGH means my library matched it, or it showed up in 3 or more ads
-MEDIUM means it came from the competitor's own wording, or it fit clean and showed up twice
-LOW means it is a guess, or it only showed up once
The labels:
-what problem it opens on
-the angle
-who it is for
-the desire under it
-how aware they are
-how sophisticated the claim is
-how they say it works
-the feeling it goes for
-the proof they show
-the objection they answer
-the format
-the hook type
-what the text on screen says
-whether that text matches what they say out loud
-who is on camera
-who they quote
-the price anchor
-how honest the claim is
-what the music is doing
-which track it is and how many ads reuse it
-their metaphors
-their slang, word for word
Step 5 CLAUDE COWORK
Counts and ranks every label.
Three appearances before it counts as a pattern.
Every pattern gets:
-how many scripts use it
-how many ads run those scripts
-average days running
-longest run
-share of their total ad volume
Step 6 CLAUDE COWORK
Sorts every label into two piles.
Whatever shows up in all 50 is what they already locked in and stopped touching.
Whatever changes script to script is what they are still testing right now.
Step 7 CLAUDE COWORK
Finds what is dying and what nobody is doing.
Pulls their exact lines out, word for word.
Step 8 CLAUDE COWORK
Gives me everything I can add to my tests.
New angles:
the product
the desire
the persona
the angle in their own words
the awareness level
a confidence grade
the evidence behind it
New parts:
-mechanisms
-hook types
-formats
-proof
-objections
-emotional triggers
-who is on camera
-who they cite
-metaphors, word for word
-slang, word for word
-identities
-price anchors
-contrarian takes
-positioning gaps
Step 9 CLAUDE COWORK
Builds the report as one designed file.
Step 10 ME
Read it and pick what to test this week.
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What the report cannot tell you:
No revenue and no return numbers.
US brands show no real spend, so it runs on ad count and days running.
Anything under 14 days has not run long enough to mean anything.
The best way to get useful data is by knowing what to look for.
If you want the skill comment "TREND." Must be following and REPOST. – at Ladera Ranch, CA
Rex Edison retweeted
i'm LEAKING our entire AI UGC hook library:
we use these EXACT 50 openers to stop the scroll across every client account we run...
this is literally the difference between content nobody sees and content that goes VIRAL.
like + comment "HOOKS" and i'll send it over
(must be following + RT for priority access)
Rex Edison retweeted
"Lahaina Noon," is a trippy phenomenon that happens twice a year in Hawaii, where all objects lose their shadows
It begins in Hawaii TODAY,
starting on the Big Island
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Senator Bill Cassidy just LOST his election.
He has been the biggest enemy towards medical freedom advocates/ MAHA and the BIGGEST ally of big pharma.
Thank you to every Louisiana voter who voted against him and for the health of our nation 🙏
Anyone still idolizing these tyrants need to wake up






























