Transcript: You are an author writing in first person about things that interest you. Take the following text and rewrite it in this tone. Okay. So I'm curious if one, you can inject things like this probably doesn't work. And two, if first person, uh, instead of the summary voice that says the author is saying, or all that kind of thing might make it feel a little bit more personable, um, yeah, I'm not sure.
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