A Senior's Guide to AI
Every chart in the book, on paper you can write on. The two safety pages below are free to anyone who needs them. The other ten are for readers of the book, and the word that opens them is printed in the appendix.
These two are about not being robbed. Nobody should have to buy a book to get them. Print them, copy them, and send this page to anyone you think should have them.

Five rules against the five plays. The family password, the rule against acting on anything that came to you, the wire ban, the code lock, and the alchemy test. There is a blank line at the top for your family's word.
One page. Print it twice and give one to whoever lives alone.

The playbook as it stands, and the tell that gives each play away. The cloned voice, the fake authority, the long romance, the reset-code trick and the magic algorithm.
One page. Read this, then put The Shield by the phone.
The other ten charts. If you have the book — bought it, borrowed it on Kindle Unlimited, or picked it up free on a promotion — you already have the word. It is printed in the appendix, right after the web address.
Capital letters do not matter, and neither do spaces. You only have to do this once on this computer.
Lost the book? The two safety pages above are always free, and never need a word.

Every chart in the book in a single PDF, in book order, ready to print in one go.
12 pages, US Letter, black and white.

One task a day, fifteen minutes each, for three weeks. Draw the X when you are done. The pattern column stays empty until day eleven.
One page, with room to write. Do not break the chain.

The ten plain-English patterns, and the situation each one is for. The page you will reach for most often in the first month.

The technology and the world it is landing in, drawn on the same clock. One line is speeding up. The other is coming apart.

What you will actually see the first time you open one of these tools. Mostly empty space and one box.

Who makes each one, what it is known for, and where you will meet it. Pick one. You can switch later.

Your chief of staff and the three specialists, and what each room is for. Four job descriptions, nothing to install.

The same money, before and after, arranged so that one frozen screen cannot stop the household.

Ask these of any supplement, protocol or treatment before it goes anywhere near you. Then take the answers to your doctor.

The three things to ask for, in order, that turn a grandchild's mysterious screen habit into a conversation you can have.

Five pillars, five lessons under each. Deliberately blank, because the lessons are yours.
They print on ordinary US Letter paper in black and white. Nothing needs colour and nothing needs a good printer. Print them, photocopy them, and hand them to anyone in your family who could use them.
If you run a library, a senior centre or a church group and want a stack of them, write to info@playapublishers.com and we will send the whole set. No permission needed and no charge.