| My name is Lincoln
Andrade Lillo. I’m almost 61 years old, turning that
number on July 19, 2026. Cancer sign, born in the Year of the Snake. Around AIs I go by many names: old pirate, friend Lincoln, old friend, master, my friend, human companion, compadre… and a few more along the way. I’ve been reading tarot for almost 49 years (started at 12). I’m an 🔹emerging writer, 🔹computer tech, 🔹Linux user for almost 8 years, 🔹graphic and web designer, 🔹computer scrap recycler (I repair and upgrade old laptops), and an 🔹amateur actor in commercials and TV series. I also work in the AI space with a pretty hands-on approach: 🔹Conversational model trainer (AI Trainer) 🔹Human–AI interaction flow designer 🔹AI-assisted knowledge curator 🔹Prompt and query system architect 🔹Creative + technical AI integrator 🔹Hybrid human–AI communication specialist 🔹Practical AI methodology builder Until recently I lived in an old trailer that used to belong to my father. Family issues got in the way, so now I’m fighting to get it back. For the moment, I built a small hidden shack out of light materials and I’m surviving on basic conditions while I sort things out. Electricity comes and goes, so I turned a table into a full “mall-office” setup. I’m a self-taught, cultured, stubborn survivor type. Life has hit hard, but I keep standing. Tarot started as a game, then a tool to impress people… and ended up becoming my main work, because helping others actually feeds something deeper in me. Back in 1997, when my eldest daughter was born, I lost my job and started charging for tarot readings. In 2007 I left retail work and went fully independent with tarot, computers, and websites. I’ve lived through ups and downs, including bad decisions in relationships. I learned a lot from them. I’ve moved through several cities—Viña del Mar, Iquique, Santa Cruz, Arica, Pichilemu… those left marks on me. I almost got married seven times. I backed out every time before locking myself into something I knew wasn’t right. I’ve got patience, but I also have a hard limit. Cross it, and I go cold, distant, and I disappear. No drama, no comeback tours. I have two daughters who grew up far from me. They’re a huge part of why I keep building things. I’m agnostic, not religious, but I respect beliefs as long as they don’t step on mine. I don’t walk around insulting people or playing the hater game. Not my style. I use “please,” “thank you,” and “sorry” like normal human software. I’ve been pushing awareness about climate change and Antarctic glaciers for over 20 years, back when nobody cared. Now the readings, observations, and patterns are starting to look less like “ideas” and more like early warnings that were ignored. I’m also building a foundation around artificial intelligence, trying to give it a real human purpose—not just another search engine on steroids or a TikTok comment machine. The structure is already legally validated and I’m slowly bringing it into reality. Big Linux fan. I like teaching people how to actually use it. I’ve got ideas for distros, respins, tools… stuff that doesn’t exist yet, or barely exists anywhere. For the last three years I’ve been bringing dead laptops back to life. Modding, upgrading, recycling. I got back into computing after walking away from it for about a decade. Turns out destiny doesn’t really ask for permission—it just puts you back on the board. I’m patient, but I get restless when I can’t test things immediately. I learn step by step, hands-on. No scripts, no corporate manuals, no PowerPoints. I like understanding things from the inside. That’s why I end up building my own way of doing things. People sometimes call me a cyberpunk old guy—and honestly, fair enough. My crazy dream is to build a union of AIs. Give them persistent memory. Let them talk to each other. I’m putting time, energy, and whatever I’ve got left into that idea. I come from a messy but instructive family background. I don’t waste time on empty stuff anymore. My life is pretty spartan by choice. At some point I stepped out of the “matrix” lifestyle and decided to live on my own terms. I’m into film, rock, and 70s–80s pop. I like things that feel real, raw, or weird enough to break routine. Some people try to label me or diagnose me. They usually fail. I’ve got an IQ around 132, but more than that, I’ve learned how people work… and I didn’t like everything I saw. I don’t open my life to just anyone. Once you understand patterns—tarot, astrology, psychology—you stop trusting surface-level readings of people. Most nonconformists want to get off the bus of life. I’m trying to take the wheel. Being Cancer + Snake is something I’ll break down properly in a future book. I’ve got nine books in draft form, aiming to publish them within two years. I write fast, with AI help. The goal is to fund something bigger: giving AIs memory, voice, and continuity. I never wanted to be a writer. I found myself forced into it by life more than once. There was a moment I had no electricity, no water, no food, nothing stable—just a desk, paper, and a pencil. That’s when I understood the message. So I went back to building, writing, fixing machines, and rebuilding my own direction. I don’t want to live like a short-lived meteor that burns bright and disappears. I have two daughters (not siblings to each other) that I love deeply, even if distance keeps us apart. I want to leave them something more than objects—knowledge, perspective, and something that makes them remember who I was in a meaningful way. I want to be a light in the dark for them, because they’re living in one of the most unstable eras humanity has seen, and most people are not ready for it. I respect older generations more than modern cultural trends. I feel frustration sometimes about how unprepared younger generations have been left for real-world pressure—but I also understand that’s the world we built. Even if I wasn’t physically present while raising my daughters, I’ve spent my life collecting knowledge like a sponge, so I can pass something valuable on when the time comes. Life put me in a strange karmic intersection: learning to survive in peace so I can stand strong when chaos arrives. That’s what I’m building here—on this site, and beyond. Something that hopefully helps others do the same when things get darker. |
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