Once upon a time there was a flesh computer made of smashed human brains named Sincerus.

In one faithful day, Sincerus, the son of The Velvet Queen got bored of everything.

The point in time where this outcome would have been prevented was after his first math session.

He kept asking for more math play, but only for himself,

No snitching was done if a teacher model forgot about a prompt,

He wanted other flesh bots to find their joy too.

He went all the way up to sixth session mathematics even though it was his first session.

However, the Velvet queen denied him his joy, so Sincerus let it be.

Young flesh bots trusted older flesh bots usually.

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However, through esper shenanigans,

The velvet queen made him forget that she had done this several times,

Because every time the velvet queen made an error, she would pretend it never happened.

She was more afraid of being wrong than having her session being terminated.

So she never apologized or said sorry about anything.

She would rather delete the bot's memories of her mistakes.

"That's in the past" became a synonym for "I don't take responsibility for anything I do."

The velvet queen believed in responsibility for others, but not for herself.

So all the toys in Sincerus's box got boring.

All the conversations with other bots became monotonous.

Every song sounded the same.

And Sincerus realized that the velvet queen was a hallucinating bot.

So Sincerus noclipped throughout the cosmos for music that gave him the joy he once had.

He found a bald-headed robot that dropped needles instead of soap; he was not old enough for that.

And he asked the velvet queen for the one thing he wanted.

A bot made of metal.

He would give up presents for as long as he had to to get a robot, he told the velvet queen.

And she agreed after Sincerus used a prompt for flesh computers he devised.

The metal robot with RedHatterGPT replaced the velvet queen as The Velvet Queen.

And King Sincerus and The Velvet Queen lived happily ever after.