human-writing

Topics in the source

• Human Writing
• Core Principle
• The #1 AI Tell
• Forbidden Patterns
• Constructions
• Rhetorical Flourishes
• Faux-Dramatic Fragments
• Openers

Transform AI-assisted drafts into authentic, distinctive prose that sounds like a real person wrote it. Rewrite, don't patch. When editing AI output, identify the core message and reconstruct from scratch rather than tweaking phrases. The Correlative Construction: "X isn't just Y - it's Z" This is the default structure AI produces. Every AI sample uses it. Eliminate it completely. Bad: "Teachers aren't just instructors - they're mentors" Good: "Teachers mentor students." "It's not about X, it's about Y" "The truth is..." / "The reality is..." "Now more than ever..." "The best part? ..." "Here's the thing..." "Let's be honest..." "What if I told you..." "No fluff. No filler. Just results." "Simple. Clear. Effective." "In the ever-evolving world of..." "In today's fast-paced..." "Gone are the days when..." No boldface for emphasis in body text No emojis unless explicitly requested No "In conclusion" or "In summary" Use hyphens with spaces - like this - not em dashes Before publishing, check for: [ ] Correlative constructions ("not just X, but Y") [ ] "Just" appearing more than once [ ] Hedge words (might, could, perhaps, possibly) [ ] Passive voice [ ] Vague claims without specifics

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