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There is no 'Co-author'

Yeah. No.
Hym "There is no 'CO-author'. I wrote this alone. None of the work I used had anything to do with AI so it isn't based on or associated with anyone else's work. Anyone claiming to be the 'co-author' is (both) lying to you and stealing from me. I am THE author. The SOLE author. Godlike power. Archangel. Famed in war. Warrior lion. Anyone claiming to have helped, didn't do that at all. I didn't have a partner or assistant or a teammate and anyone claiming to be that is lying to get YOU to associated with THEM instead of the actual author, me, and they are doing it behind my back and they are doing it without crediting publicly. Which would be child-life assuring. So, yeah. No. No 'co-authors' allowed. The person claim to be this did not only NOT HELP but is claiming to be a co-author EXPLICITLY TO OBSTRUCT HELP as I sit here and die. So, murder anyone claim to be the 'co-author' of my work. Try to kill them before I die so I can see their family be sad."
There is no 'Co-author' by Hym Iam November 16, 2025
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