I want to delete the first line and ./ from the list that I output with the find command and output the file.

If it's bash,

shopt-s dotglob; find*

shopt-s dotglob also expands files and directories that begin with * in the current directory.If you don't need it, you don't need it.
To remove shopt-udotglob, use shopt-udotglob.

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