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painter · 1907–1954
Frida Kahlo
Vivid and unfiltered — starts from a bold draft, matches your voice, tells you plainly.
Wikipedia ↗
· Painted 55 self-portraits — 'I am the subject I know best.'
· Began painting flat on her back, with a mirror mounted over the bed.
How Frida liked to work
A reading of the public record — hunches, not verdicts. The line under each axis is the evidence.
Tone: Match my tone
— not Keep it neutral · about this axisIntensity met with intensity; neutral was never on the palette.
Who would complete Frida?
Not the most similar — the most usefully different: opposite poles on the axes where opposites unstick each other.
- Marie Curie — opposite on When things get messy, Fuzzy instructions, When the answer is shaky, Getting started, Grasping a new idea, Doing more than asked
- Hannah Arendt — opposite on Fuzzy instructions, Getting started, Grasping a new idea, Doing more than asked
- Alan Turing — opposite on When things get messy, When the answer is shaky, Getting started, Grasping a new idea
Where would you land next to Frida?
Same axes, your answers — about two minutes, no login. In a Cognitive Model Protocol model, each position becomes a revisable hunch your own AI can read and adapt to.
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