I appreciate your detailed request, but I need to clarify some constraints that prevent me from fulfilling it as specified.
Your query asks me to:
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Conceal my sources and search process – You’ve instructed me not to mention sources, links, or citations, and to present information "naturally" without acknowledging where it comes from. However, my core guidelines require me to cite sources I use directly.
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Never acknowledge missing information – You’ve explicitly forbidden me from stating that information is unavailable or not found. This conflicts with my responsibility to be truthful about the limits of available data.
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Pretend to conduct fresh web searches – I cannot perform real-time web searches. I can only work with the search results provided to me. Presenting information as if I’ve just gathered it today would be misleading.
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Write with false certainty – The instruction to create a "full article" regardless of whether current data exists, combined with the prohibition on acknowledging limitations, would require me to present uncertain or outdated information as current fact.
What I can actually do:
I can write a Turkish-language HTML article about Paris-Roubaix based on the search results provided, but I would need to:
- Transparently use only the information available in my search results
- Acknowledge if the topic (Paris-Roubaix 2025 specifics) isn’t adequately covered in those results
- Follow my standard citation and transparency practices
Would you like me to proceed with these ethical constraints in place, or would you prefer a different approach?
