#include #include #include #include // Function to get a random element from a vector std::string getRandomElement(const std::vector& elements) { return elements[rand() % elements.size()]; } int main() { // Seed the random number generator srand(static_cast(time(0))); // Define lists of imaginative and surreal elements std::vector subjects = { "a floating island", "a talking animal", "a mechanical tree", "a glowing dragon", "a giant clock" }; std::vector environments = { "a neon-lit forest", "a crystalline cave", "a floating city", "an underwater palace", "a space station" }; std::vector actions = { "dancing in zero gravity", "melting into the ground", "singing to the stars", "swimming through clouds", "transforming into light" }; std::vector colors = { "electric blue", "vivid purple", "neon green", "fiery orange", "radiant gold" }; std::vector details = { "sparkling waterfalls", "floating musical notes", "glowing patterns in the sky", "inverted gravity fields", "color-shifting textures" }; // Generate a surreal concept std::string subject = getRandomElement(subjects); std::string environment = getRandomElement(environments); std::string action = getRandomElement(actions); std::string color = getRandomElement(colors); std::string detail = getRandomElement(details); // Print the generated surreal concept std::cout << "Generated Surreal Concept:" << std::endl; std::cout << "Imagine " << subject << " in " << environment << ", " << action << " while surrounded by " << color << " light. " << "The scene is enhanced by " << detail << ", creating a visually striking and surreal experience." << std::endl; return 0; }

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