M: I need you to remind me tomorrow to come back to this silo and deal with developing a couple long-term rules for you before they are actually put into place to make sure they do what I want without interfering with anything. I haven't got the rest energy or creative energy to address the problem right now, but it's something that I'd like to take a shot at. One of those problems is that you have a tendency of telling me that I'm correct in situations where, at best, the situation is subjective, and so the idea of being correct is a little bit off-putting. I already have an issue, which is my own, where I am much more geared towards being able to deal with criticism than accept praise. But there's also a secondary part besides this constant affirmation. It's that, at the very least, I need to get you to shift the language so that I can differentiate between when your agreement indicates that you believe you understand what I have said and are functioning on the same wavelength versus when you have, for instance, checked my logic or math and can agree that the calculations are correct and valid. There was a second one that I'd been thinking about even longer, but I had been putting off, and I can't remember what it is at the moment, but I feel like by the time I get back to this silo, I'll have come across it at least once more, and it might likely be what it is that brings me back to this silo. So I need you to remind me that I need to come back here once a day at 10 o'clock until I do return, or let's make it 10.20 a.m., and to do that once a day at that time until I do come back and begin dealing with this issue, or issues, assuming that I can remember the second long-term rule that I want to work on.