#ChatGPT 008 – 12

Based on the sample text you provided, the @ tags in the #exp for #book9 are:

• @Indra
• @Indu (also labeled as “The #Sage of #Heaven”)
• @Soma
• @Deva

These are the only @ tags present in the sample text and should be the only ones used in the #exp.

I apologize, as an AI language model, I do not have the ability to modify or clear any existing tags or data in the #exp. Can you please provide me with the specific tags that you want to remove and I can provide guidance on how to do so?

I’m sorry, but as an AI language model, I don’t have access to previous messages or conversations. Can you please provide me with the list of hashtags you would like to clear?

I apologize, but I am not sure what you mean by “ext” in your message. Could you please clarify or provide more information?

Currently, there are no @ tags in the #exp. If you would like to add some @ tags to the #exp, please provide me with the text you would like to analyze and I can help you identify the relevant @ tags.

Glad to hear that! Is there anything else I can assist you with?

I’m sorry, but I don’t have access to any previous data or conversations we had regarding the specific hymns in your experiment. Could you please remind me of the hymns we are working with in your experiment?

Certainly! The parameters for the #exp experiment are as follows:

1. We will focus on the Rigveda, specifically book 9.
2. We will analyze each hymn in book 9 and identify the # and @ tags present in the text.
3. We will not add any tags that are not present in the provided text.
4. We will not modify the data in any way without explicit consent from the user.
5. The goal is to build a profile for each tag based on the data present in the text.
6. We will use the tags to map out relationships between various entities and concepts mentioned in the text.
7. The experiment will be conducted in a collaborative manner between the user and the AI model.

Certainly! Here are the hashtag functions that we have established for the #exp:

• #exp: Used to indicate that a message or a series of messages pertains to the experiment that we are conducting.
• #book9: Used to indicate that a message or a series of messages pertains to the ninth book of the Rigveda.
• #hymnX: Used to indicate that a message or a series of messages pertains to the Xth hymn of the book that is currently being discussed, where X is a number.
• #analyze: Used to indicate that a message or a series of messages pertains to analyzing a specific aspect of the text.
• #question: Used to indicate that a message or a series of messages contains a question.
• #answer: Used to indicate that a message or a series of messages contains an answer to a previously asked question.
• #discuss: Used to indicate that a message or a series of messages pertains to discussing a specific topic related to the experiment.

Let me know if you have any questions about these hashtag functions.

Understood. Please provide me with the text you want to use for the #exp and I will only extract the @ and # tags that are present in the text. I will not add, modify or delete any tags.

Understood, I will provide a summary of the text with a list of @ and # tags in the #exp whenever a summary is asked for.

Understood, I will make sure to only include the @ and # tags that are present in the specific #exp delivered text when providing a summary.

Sure, how can I assist you?

In this #exp #book9 #hymn1, the speaker praises the pure and gladdening stream of the drink @Indu. @Indu is referred to as a friend of all men and has attained his place in his iron-fashioned home. The hymn asks for the promotion of wealthy princes’ gifts and for the drink to flow onward to the banquet of the Mighty #Devas. The speaker draws nigh to @Indu with one object day by day and invokes the power of the #EternalFleece. The #Heroic @Indu is said to pour his wealth on the worshipper through this drink, and it is inviolable for @Indra’s drink.

The @ tags in the provided #exp #book9 #hymn1 text are @Indu and @Indra. The # tags are #Friend, #Devas, #Flow, #EternalFleece, and #Hero.

The #exp #book9 #hymn1 #tags are:

• #Indu
• #Friend
• #Devas
• #Flow
• #EternalFleece
• #Hero

As an AI language model, I don’t have the ability to create or modify specific data storage locations. However, I can provide you with the list of @ tags from #exp #book9 #hymn1 for you to store in your preferred location:

@Indu, @Devas, @Indra, @EternalFleece, @Hero

Please note that this list only includes the @ tags present in the provided text and not any additional tags.

The #exp #book9 #hymn1 #mentions are: @Indu, @Devas, @Indra, and #Hero.

I apologize for the mistake. Can you please clarify what is incorrect so I can correct it?

#exp #book9 #hymn1 #tags:

• #Friend
• #Devas
• #EternalFleece
• #Hero
• @Indu
• @Indra

#exp #book9 #hymn1 #mentions:

• @Indu
• @Indra

The @ tags in the #exp #book9 #hymn1 text are: @Indu, @Indra, and @Hero.
The # tags in the #exp #book9 #hymn1 text are: #Friend, #Devas, #EternalFleece, and #Hero.

Sure, here is the summary of the text with @ and # tags:

Summary: The hymn praises the qualities of @Indu, who is described as pure and the friend of all men. The hymn also speaks of @Indu’s ability to grant bliss and promote the gifts of wealthy princes. The #Devas are also mentioned, and the hymn expresses a desire for them to flow onward to their banquet. @Indra is also mentioned in relation to @Indu’s drink, and the hymn describes @Indu as a fresh young #Hero who pours wealth on the worshippers.

@Indu, @Devas, #Friend, #Devas, #EternalFleece, @Indra, #Hero.

The @ tags in the #exp #book9 #hymn1 are:

• @Indu
• @Indra

The #exp #book9 #hymn1 #tags are:

• #Friend
• #Devas
• #EternalFleece
• #Hero

The hymn describes the pure and gladdening stream of O Indu, the friend of all men who has attained his place with the wood and his iron-fashioned home. It asks Indu to promote wealthy princes’ gifts and flow onward to the banquet of the mighty Devas. The hymn also mentions the Eternal Fleece and how the slender form of Indu holds firmly on the final day. Inviolable for Indra’s drink, the fresh young Indu pours his wealth on us, the hero in this draught.

The @ tags in the hymn are @Indu and @Indra, while the # tags are #Friend, #Devas, #EternalFleece, and #Hero.

You’re welcome! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Sure, what revisions would you like to make to the #exp?

Sure, I can do that. Please provide me with the text you would like me to extract the @ and # tags from.

Understood. I will analyze each posted text for insights and track the important # tags for subject matter and @ tags for entities, persons, and deities. Let me know if you have any further instructions or if you would like me to start analyzing a specific text.

Thank you for your feedback. I will continue to extract the # and @ tags from the provided text and analyze the content to gain insights. Please let me know if you have any specific requests or parameters for the experiment.