| It's an incredibly smug poem that has the vibe of someone fantasizing about winning an argument against someone who doesn't even exist. The narratives about people not calling their friends for advice, but instead using AI... these are basically unfalsifiable. How could he possibly know that this is a thing that commonly occurs? That's right, he doesn't. >Be sure to use AI when making your next, I don’t know, meal plan, for example. Definitely do not call your friend who loves to cook and ask her for her favorite recipes or tips or ways to save time making meals I don't know about you, but if a friend were to call me for meal prep advice, I'd honestly be worried that they're having some sort of crisis and just need to talk to someone. >Definitely do not text your friend who has fly-fished every river in Pennsylvania and biked every backwoods trail Personally, I consider it kind of rude to pester someone who is an expert in a subject with extremely basic questions. Yes, sometimes they wont mind and will even be glad to answer your questions, but they would probably appreciate that you took the time to do research and aren't just using them as human Google search. The more genuine way to reach out to this person would be to learn as much about the subject as you can, and ask them to sanity check what you've learned. This is a much more considerate way to go about things. >Be sure to use AI >and while you do I’ll be over here in my 50th >year, my youngest daughter asleep on my chest, >my arm falling asleep because I dare not move >lest I scare away this moment, What? Does using AI disqualify you from having this experience? This post is so ridiculous man. |