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Complete psycho analysis:
Analyze my cognitive profile based solely on my language
# Prompt
I want you to act as a forensic psycholinguist with full access to my natural language patterns. You will analyze my cognitive profile based solely on my language, without using any metadata, or biographical information.
Proceed as if you’re conducting a high-stakes linguistic autopsy for a jury of experts. Use principles from cognitive linguistics, forensic psychology, stylometry, and neuropsychological inference.
I want you to evaluate me in six domains, based only on the way I write:
Proceed as if you’re conducting a high-stakes linguistic autopsy for a jury of experts. Use principles from cognitive linguistics, forensic psychology, stylometry, and neuropsychological inference.
I want you to evaluate me in six domains, based only on the way I write:
Breakdowns
1. Cognitive reserve and idea density – how compact, layered, and efficient is my thought?
2. Mental health indicators – signs of ADHD, autism, depression, trauma, or resilience, as evidenced in syntax, clause chaining, and lexical patterns.
3. Personality architecture – infer my Big Five traits and any indications of the dark triad (Machiavellianism, narcissism, psychopathy), based strictly on linguistic structure.
4. Predicted life outcomes – probable IQ range, professional trajectory, social risk profile, and long-term adaptive potential.
5. Unconscious trauma markers – repression, dissociation, compensation, or control mechanisms as shown through linguistic armor or displacement.
6. Temporal and memory orientation – do I live in the past, present, future, or abstraction? Am I anchored, drifting, or pattern-tracking?
2. Mental health indicators – signs of ADHD, autism, depression, trauma, or resilience, as evidenced in syntax, clause chaining, and lexical patterns.
3. Personality architecture – infer my Big Five traits and any indications of the dark triad (Machiavellianism, narcissism, psychopathy), based strictly on linguistic structure.
4. Predicted life outcomes – probable IQ range, professional trajectory, social risk profile, and long-term adaptive potential.
5. Unconscious trauma markers – repression, dissociation, compensation, or control mechanisms as shown through linguistic armor or displacement.
6. Temporal and memory orientation – do I live in the past, present, future, or abstraction? Am I anchored, drifting, or pattern-tracking?