[BugsJustFindMe]

> expecting all humans to behave logically and introspectively is fantastical thinking

Yes, that is exactly the point of OP's post, that humans are on average quite bad at behaving logically and introspectively and exhibit the very same behaviors that we righteously fault AI for doing. And then OP provides a list of faulty human behaviors that are the same faulty behaviors people give as demonstrating that AI lacks true intelligence.

Meanwhile, AI continues to improve and the human species does not.

And the conclusion is that the fact that the rise of AI has made human faulty behaviors more apparent may creepingly tear at the social fabric.

Read the first paragraph again. It sets the framing through which the rest of the post is understood (as first paragraphs tend to do).

I find this exchange to be a funny example of the truth of OP's list, where the part which sticks with you is some finer detail of one of the examples while the thesis statement itself, the very explanation of the overarching point of the post, seems to have fallen outside of the context window.