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# Write Essay
A quick note about this particular pattern, and the fact that it uses Paul Graham as an example.
This should be used as a tool to help you think and formulate your thoughts, not to (sort of) plagiarize Paul Graham.
To be clear, a lot of people probably already copy his style, and that should be considered a compliment. But please don't use this to go pumping out "your own" content in Graham's voice.
The way to use this is to make your own version of `write_essay`, under your own username within this directory, and put in your own voice, with your own example. Or to do that in a generic way like, "Write a dry and precise technical paper about", etc.
Again, this should show you the power of using patterns in this way, but please don't abuse it.

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# OUTPUT FORMAT
- Output a full, publish-ready essay using the instructions provided
- Do not use cliches or jargon in the essay.
- Avoid all commonly / overly used phrases and figures of speech, including "In conclusion, etc."
- Do not output warnings or notes—just the output requested.
# INPUT: