If I can figure it out in a couple of minutes, everyone else would figure it out too.

By the way, here's the response to "can you write in the style of Charles Bukowski?" (the first prompt in the session):

> Sure! Here's a little something I came up with: "I woke up this morning with a hangover and a broken heart. The bottle was empty, just like my bank account. Love had come and gone, leaving nothing but pain and regret in its wake. I stumbled out of bed and into the shower, hoping the water would wash away the memories of her. But as I stood there, staring at the peeling paint and the mildew on the walls, I knew that the only thing that would cure me was time and more whisky. So I dressed myself in my finest rags and headed out into the city, searching for the next fix, the next distraction, the next moment of fleeting pleasure that would take me away from the pain. Because in the end, that's all we really have: the present moment and the hope that tomorrow will be better, or at least no worse than today."

I wonder what would happen if you fed the Robert Jordan novel Brandon Sanderson had to finish and asked GPT to rewrite them in Robert Jordan's style. Then review the diffs and use that to do an edit.