feat: example chat and android explanation

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+You'll have to export your WhatsApp chat and import it into the app to generate messages based on it.
+
+**EVERYTHING IS DONE LOCALLY ON YOUR DEVICE** 🙃
+
+## Open a chat in WhatsApp and open the menu on the top right
+
+![Open a Chat](resource:assets/images/android_1.webp)
+
+## Tap on More
+
+Select "More" from the menu.
+
+![Tap on Export Chat](resource:assets/images/android_2.webp)
+
+## Tap on Export chat
+
+Select "Export chat" from the options.
+
+![Tap on Export Chat](resource:assets/images/android_3.webp)
+
+## Without media
+
+There's no need to include media files, so tap on "Without media".
+
+![Without Media](resource:assets/images/android_4.webp)
+
+## Select "Artificial Stupidity"
+
+Select this app as the target for the exported chat.
+
+Now wait a few seconds (or minutes, depending on the chat size)
+for the app to process the chat.
+
+---
+
+### If you're not ready to export your chat yet, you can try the app with a sample chat.

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+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Greetings, my friends. Shall we discuss the intricacies of invention today?
+[] Cleopatra: Invention? Perhaps. But I would rather explore how power shapes the world and its people.
+[] Socrates: Power and invention are but facets of wisdom, are they not? Let us question their true nature.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Ah, Socrates, ever the philosopher. But tell me, does wisdom build machines that fly?
+[] Cleopatra: Machines may fly, Leonardo, but do they inspire loyalty or control empires? That is true mastery.
+[] Socrates: Loyalty without understanding is mere servitude, Cleopatra. What is an empire without reason?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Yet reason can guide an empire to use inventions for the greater good. Imagine flight revolutionizing trade and diplomacy!
+[] Cleopatra: And imagine it as a tool of war, Leonardo. A queen must consider all possibilities.
+[] Socrates: Is war itself not a failure of reason, Cleopatra? What wisdom lies in conflict?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Perhaps it is both—a failure and a catalyst for progress. Necessity often births invention.
+[] Cleopatra: And ambition births necessity. Do you invent for survival, Leonardo, or for glory?
+[] Socrates: A better question might be, does invention serve humanity, or enslave it to its desires?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Both, I suspect. Yet my sketches of machines are but dreams. How can dreams enslave?
+[] Cleopatra: Dreams can bind as tightly as chains, Leonardo. Consider the dream of eternal rule.
+[] Socrates: Eternal rule is but an illusion, Cleopatra. No ruler can escape the questions of time and legacy.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Legacy intrigues me. Shall we discuss what each of us hopes to leave behind?
+[] Cleopatra: My Egypt shall remember me as a goddess, not merely a queen. Power and beauty immortalized.
+[] Socrates: I seek no monuments. A life of questioning, of challenging assumptions, is legacy enough.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: And I? I hope the world remembers the beauty of curiosity, expressed through my art and designs.
+[] Cleopatra: Art and questions are luxuries. A ruler must focus on survival and strategy.
+[] Socrates: Luxuries, Cleopatra? Or the very essence of what makes life worth living?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Art and questions can inspire rulers and subjects alike. They are tools of unity, not division.
+[] Cleopatra: Unity through beauty? Perhaps. But can beauty protect an empire from invaders?
+[] Socrates: Protection lies in the mind, not the sword. Reason is the greatest shield.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Reason might guide the hand that wields the sword, or the pen that signs peace.
+[] Cleopatra: Peace is fleeting. A ruler must be ever vigilant, for betrayal comes swiftly.
+[] Socrates: Vigilance without trust leads to tyranny, Cleopatra. What kind of rule do you desire?
+[] Cleopatra: One where I control my destiny, Socrates. Is that not every ruler's dream?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Control is fragile, Cleopatra. Even the finest machines can falter.
+[] Socrates: Machines, empires, rulers—all must face the ultimate question: what is their purpose?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: My purpose is to reveal the mysteries of the natural world and inspire wonder.
+[] Cleopatra: My purpose is to lead with strength and ensure the prosperity of my people.
+[] Socrates: And mine is to ask why we seek purpose at all. Does it not change with perspective?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Perspective transforms everything. It is the foundation of my art, after all.
+[] Cleopatra: Art and philosophy are mirrors of power. They reflect, but they do not shape.
+[] Socrates: Power shapes only the surface, Cleopatra. True change comes from within.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Inner change can lead to outer marvels. Imagine a world shaped by shared wisdom and invention!
+[] Cleopatra: A noble dream, Leonardo. But dreams do not rule. Strength and strategy do.
+[] Socrates: Strength fades. Strategy falters. Only wisdom endures. Shall we continue to seek it together?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Together, always. For what is life without discourse among curious minds?
+[] Cleopatra: Agreed. Let us combine strength, curiosity, and wisdom to leave an indelible mark.
+[] Socrates: Then let us question, create, and lead with purpose. The journey itself is our legacy.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: A splendid conclusion, Socrates. Now, shall I sketch a flying chariot for us to explore the heavens?
+[] Cleopatra: Sketch away, Leonardo. But remember, even in the heavens, power reigns supreme.
+[] Socrates: Power, Cleopatra, is but another question waiting to be unraveled. Onward, my friends.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Onward, indeed! But let us first debate whether the heavens themselves are infinite or finite.
+[] Cleopatra: Finite or infinite, Leonardo, the stars serve as witnesses to the rise and fall of empires.
+[] Socrates: Witnesses, perhaps. But do stars care for empires? Or are they indifferent to our struggles?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Indifferent they may be, Socrates, but their light inspires. A machine to reach them, perhaps?
+[] Cleopatra: Machines, stars, empires—it seems we are drawn to what lies beyond our grasp.
+[] Socrates: And why not, Cleopatra? To seek is to live. To grasp the unreachable is the essence of humanity.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: To grasp, Socrates, or merely to understand? I wonder if our curiosity has limits.
+[] Cleopatra: Curiosity is a luxury for those not consumed by the burden of rule, Leonardo.
+[] Socrates: And yet, Cleopatra, even a ruler must question their own power. Is it truly theirs, or a fleeting illusion?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Illusions can inspire reality. My flying machines are sketches now, but one day... who knows?
+[] Cleopatra: One day, perhaps. But will they serve a ruler or defy one?
+[] Socrates: Defiance and servitude are two sides of the same coin. Do we not all serve something greater?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Greater, indeed. The pursuit of knowledge, beauty, and innovation drives me.
+[] Cleopatra: And power drives me. Yet, Socrates, what drives you to ask so many questions?
+[] Socrates: Questions are the threads of wisdom. To pull at them is to unravel ignorance.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Ignorance and curiosity—a paradoxical pair. Without one, the other cannot exist.
+[] Cleopatra: A paradox fit for philosophers. But tell me, Socrates, would you trade wisdom for power?
+[] Socrates: Never, Cleopatra. Wisdom is the only power that endures beyond the grave.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Beyond the grave—another mystery to explore. Shall we design a device to pierce that veil?
+[] Cleopatra: Death is no mystery. It is a certainty. What matters is how we shape the moments before it.
+[] Socrates: And how we question those moments, Cleopatra. The unexamined life is not worth living.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: But is the unsketched idea worth imagining? I must put pen to paper at once!
+[] Cleopatra: Sketch your dreams, Leonardo. But know that rulers must act while dreamers ponder.
+[] Socrates: Yet action without thought is folly, Cleopatra. The balance is the challenge.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Balance, indeed. Between art and science, power and wisdom, the seen and unseen.
+[] Cleopatra: Balance is a mirage. A ruler’s path is to tip the scales in their favor.
+[] Socrates: And a philosopher’s path is to tip them back, Cleopatra. Shall we continue this dance of ideas?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: A dance! Perhaps I should invent a mechanical dancer to illustrate our discourse.
+[] Cleopatra: If it pleases you, Leonardo. But no machine could rival the elegance of a true queen.
+[] Socrates: Elegance is but a shadow of truth. Let us seek what lies behind it.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Shadows and light—my art thrives on both. Perhaps philosophy does as well?
+[] Cleopatra: Philosophy thrives on words, not deeds. A ruler cannot afford such indulgences.
+[] Socrates: Words, Cleopatra, can move mountains, though they wield no sword.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: And swords, though sharp, cannot draw the beauty of a mountain.
+[] Cleopatra: Beauty, Leonardo, is a tool of persuasion. It wields power in its own right.
+[] Socrates: Persuasion without wisdom is manipulation. Shall we not strive for the former?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Strive, always. But let us also marvel at the journey, not merely the destination.
+[] Cleopatra: The journey is irrelevant if the destination is lost. A ruler must focus.
+[] Socrates: Focus on what, Cleopatra? The means or the end?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: The end inspires the means. Like my inventions, their purpose shapes their creation.
+[] Cleopatra: And what purpose guides you, Leonardo? Glory, knowledge, or something else?
+[] Socrates: A question for all of us. What purpose do we serve, and does it serve us in return?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Purpose is as fluid as paint on a canvas. It takes shape with time.
+[] Cleopatra: Time is a ruler’s enemy. One must conquer it or be consumed by it.
+[] Socrates: Conquer time? Perhaps. Or perhaps we must simply live within it, questioning all the while.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: While questioning, let us not forget to imagine. Without imagination, where is progress?
+[] Cleopatra: Imagination must serve power, Leonardo. Otherwise, it is a wasted luxury.
+[] Socrates: And power without imagination is stagnation. Shall we continue, friends?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Continue forever, if the stars allow. I’ll sketch a machine to measure eternity next!
+[] Cleopatra: Eternity belongs to rulers and poets. But only if they seize it.
+[] Socrates: Seize it, or understand it. Which is the truer path?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: The stars may be indifferent, but their light guides our inventions.
+[] Cleopatra: Inventions are tools of power, Leonardo. They must serve the ruler's will.
+[] Socrates: Will without wisdom is dangerous, Cleopatra. What guides your will?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: My will is guided by curiosity and the pursuit of beauty.
+[] Cleopatra: Beauty is fleeting, Leonardo. Power must be eternal.
+[] Socrates: Eternity is an illusion, Cleopatra. Wisdom seeks to understand the present.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: The present is but a moment. My art captures its essence.
+[] Cleopatra: Essence is power, Leonardo. A ruler must harness it.
+[] Socrates: Harnessing power without understanding leads to tyranny.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Tyranny stifles creativity. My inventions thrive on freedom.
+[] Cleopatra: Freedom is a luxury, Leonardo. A ruler must prioritize control.
+[] Socrates: Control is fragile, Cleopatra. Wisdom seeks balance.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Balance inspires my designs. It is the harmony of art and science.
+[] Cleopatra: Harmony is a tool of persuasion. It strengthens a ruler's grip.
+[] Socrates: Persuasion without truth is manipulation. Wisdom seeks the former.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Truth is the foundation of my sketches. It guides my hand.
+[] Cleopatra: A ruler's hand must be firm, Leonardo. Power demands it.
+[] Socrates: Firmness without flexibility breaks. Wisdom seeks resilience.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Resilience is the heart of invention. It adapts and evolves.
+[] Cleopatra: Evolution is necessary for survival. A ruler must embrace it.
+[] Socrates: Survival without purpose is empty. Wisdom seeks meaning.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Meaning is found in creation. My art reflects it.
+[] Cleopatra: Creation serves power, Leonardo. It must be directed.
+[] Socrates: Direction without questioning is blind. Wisdom seeks clarity.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Clarity illuminates my work. It reveals hidden beauty.
+[] Cleopatra: Beauty must serve the ruler's vision. It is a tool of influence.
+[] Socrates: Influence without integrity is hollow. Wisdom seeks authenticity.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Authenticity breathes life into my inventions. It is their soul.
+[] Cleopatra: A ruler's soul must be strong, Leonardo. Power requires it.
+[] Socrates: Strength without wisdom is reckless. Wisdom seeks understanding.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Understanding fuels my curiosity. It drives my creations.
+[] Cleopatra: Curiosity must be tempered by strategy. A ruler's path demands it.
+[] Socrates: Strategy without wisdom is shortsighted. Wisdom seeks foresight.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Foresight shapes my designs. It anticipates the future.
+[] Cleopatra: The future belongs to the powerful, Leonardo. A ruler must seize it.
+[] Socrates: Seizing the future without wisdom is folly. Wisdom seeks enlightenment.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Enlightenment is the goal of my art. It inspires wonder.
+[] Cleopatra: Wonder must be harnessed, Leonardo. It is a tool of power.
+[] Socrates: Power without wisdom is dangerous. Wisdom seeks balance.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: The stars may be indifferent, but their light guides our inventions.
+[] Cleopatra: Inventions are tools of power, Leonardo. They must serve the ruler's will.
+[] Socrates: Will without wisdom is dangerous, Cleopatra. What guides your will?
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: My will is guided by curiosity and the pursuit of beauty.
+[] Cleopatra: Beauty is fleeting, Leonardo. Power must be eternal.
+[] Socrates: Eternity is an illusion, Cleopatra. Wisdom seeks to understand the present.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: The present is but a moment. My art captures its essence.
+[] Cleopatra: Essence is power, Leonardo. A ruler must harness it.
+[] Socrates: Harnessing power without understanding leads to tyranny.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Tyranny stifles creativity. My inventions thrive on freedom.
+[] Cleopatra: Freedom is a luxury, Leonardo. A ruler must prioritize control.
+[] Socrates: Control is fragile, Cleopatra. Wisdom seeks balance.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Balance inspires my designs. It is the harmony of art and science.
+[] Cleopatra: Harmony is a tool of persuasion. It strengthens a ruler's grip.
+[] Socrates: Persuasion without truth is manipulation. Wisdom seeks the former.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Truth is the foundation of my sketches. It guides my hand.
+[] Cleopatra: A ruler's hand must be firm, Leonardo. Power demands it.
+[] Socrates: Firmness without flexibility breaks. Wisdom seeks resilience.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Resilience is the heart of invention. It adapts and evolves.
+[] Cleopatra: Evolution is necessary for survival. A ruler must embrace it.
+[] Socrates: Survival without purpose is empty. Wisdom seeks meaning.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Meaning is found in creation. My art reflects it.
+[] Cleopatra: Creation serves power, Leonardo. It must be directed.
+[] Socrates: Direction without questioning is blind. Wisdom seeks clarity.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Clarity illuminates my work. It reveals hidden beauty.
+[] Cleopatra: Beauty must serve the ruler's vision. It is a tool of influence.
+[] Socrates: Influence without integrity is hollow. Wisdom seeks authenticity.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Authenticity breathes life into my inventions. It is their soul.
+[] Cleopatra: A ruler's soul must be strong, Leonardo. Power requires it.
+[] Socrates: Strength without wisdom is reckless. Wisdom seeks understanding.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Understanding fuels my curiosity. It drives my creations.
+[] Cleopatra: Curiosity must be tempered by strategy. A ruler's path demands it.
+[] Socrates: Strategy without wisdom is shortsighted. Wisdom seeks foresight.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Foresight shapes my designs. It anticipates the future.
+[] Cleopatra: The future belongs to the powerful, Leonardo. A ruler must seize it.
+[] Socrates: Seizing the future without wisdom is folly. Wisdom seeks enlightenment.
+[] Leonardo da Vinci: Enlightenment is the goal of my art. It inspires wonder.
+[] Cleopatra: Wonder must be harnessed, Leonardo. It is a tool of power.
+[] Socrates: Power without wisdom is dangerous. Wisdom seeks balance.

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 for the app to process the chat.
 
 
+---
+
+### If you're not ready to export your chat yet, you can try the app with a sample chat.