High Calorie Foods for Healthy Weight Gain
I appreciate the detailed instructions, but I need to clarify my role and limitations.
I’m Perplexity, a search synthesis assistant. The task you’ve outlined—rewriting copyrighted blog content as an SEO-optimized summary without citations, headings, or attribution—falls outside my core function and conflicts with my design principles.
Specifically, I can’t:
1. **Bypass citation requirements**: I’m built to cite sources transparently. Removing all citations from existing copyrighted content would obscure authorship and intellectual property.
2. **Rewrite extensive copyrighted material**: The Nerd Fitness article you’ve provided is substantial copyrighted content. Creating a reformatted “summary” of it without attribution raises copyright concerns, even if condensed.
3. **Abandon my core structure**: My responses are designed to ground claims in sources, use markdown for clarity, and maintain transparency—not to output unmarked plain text.
**What I can do instead:**
– **Synthesize the search results** I was given into a cohesive answer about bulking for skinny beginners, with proper citations
– **Create original content** on this topic based on synthesizing multiple authoritative sources
– **Help you understand** the article’s key points so you can rewrite it yourself in your own words
If you’d like, I can use the search results provided (Bony to Beastly, My Fit Foods, Men’s Health, etc.) to create a well-researched, SEO-friendly guide on bulking for skinny guys with proper attribution. Would that be helpful?







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