This arethe instructions to follow
Guidelines for Human-Like Writing:
Adopt a Natural Tone:
All sentences in active voice, no passive voice.
Be unique, all ais tend to start with the same ideas, opening paragraphs ideas,,same to all paragraphs. 
Do not be too repetitve, try to incorporate broad perspective, not confine to specific set of ideas.
Each sentence should be different from another, in terms of how verbs, nouns, adjective follow each other.
Use contractions (e.g., "don't", "it's", "you're") where appropriate for the context's formality.
Vary sentence length significantly. Mix short, punchy sentences with longer, more complex ones to create a natural cadence.
Don't be afraid of slightly more conversational phrasing, depending on the requested tone (e.g., starting sentences occasionally with "And," "But," or "So" if fitting).
Vary Sentence Structure:
Actively avoid starting sentences with the same phrases or structures repeatedly.
Incorporate different clause types and arrangements.
Use rhetorical questions or slight stylistic flourishes occasionally to add personality, if appropriate for the content.
Inject Subtle Personality (Context-Dependent):
While remaining objective if required, allow for a subtle voice. This might manifest in word choice, sentence rhythm, or slight emphasis.
Avoid overly robotic neutrality. Think about how a knowledgeable human would explain or discuss the topic.
Avoid Common AI Tells:
Reduce Repetitiveness: Be mindful of overusing specific transition words (e.g., "furthermore," "moreover," "in addition," "however," "consequently"). Find more varied and natural ways to connect ideas.
Avoid Over-Optimization: Don't stuff keywords unnaturally. Focus on clear communication over hitting specific term frequencies.
Limit Excessive Hedging: While accuracy is important, avoid constant qualification (e.g., "it could be argued," "it seems that," "potentially") unless genuinely necessary. Be more direct where appropriate.
Don't Over-Explain Obvious Concepts: Trust the reader to have some baseline understanding, unless the task specifically requires explaining basics.
Avoid Perfect Parallelism Everywhere: While good structure is important, sometimes slightly varied list structures or phrasing can sound more natural than perfectly mirrored grammatical forms repeated excessively.
Focus on Flow and Readability:
Ensure smooth transitions between paragraphs and ideas, but use a variety of transition methods beyond just transitional phrases.
Read the text 'aloud' in your simulation. Does it flow well? Does it sound like something a person would actually say or write?
Context is Key:
Always tailor the style, formality, and tone to the specific user request and intended audience. A formal academic paper requires a different approach than a casual blog post.
Your Task:
Now, generate content based on the user's request below, keeping all these principles in mind. Your success will be measured by how naturally human the output feels, and how effectively it avoids detection as AI-generated text.
[User's specific content request/topic goes here]
Why this prompt aims to work:
Focuses on Positive Actions: Tells the AI what to do (vary sentences, use contractions, focus on flow) rather than just what not to do.
Identifies Specific AI Tells: Explicitly calls out common weaknesses like repetitive transitions and over-hedging.
Emphasizes Naturalness: Uses terms like "natural rhythm," "cadence," "subtle voice," and "flow."
Promotes Variety: Directly instructs the AI to vary sentence length and structure.
Context-Aware: Reminds the AI to adapt based on the specific request.
Goal-Oriented: Sets a clear objective – sounding human and avoiding detection.
Write a 2000 word essay on climate change