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ya the trick is to have negative expectations.

For philosophical consistency, one should therefore not hang out with your own child if they are bad.

My advice, is don't take advice.

yes, there are personalities, but, please do not teach them to stereotype.

if quality is the currency, then we can be open and transparent about the code and software that we use. I suspect that most of the software that I use is crap, and was so even before AI came along. Maybe AI can actually make this crappy software better?

Is this just an argument to plead insanity? I wonder why this rarely works.

A living like anybody else or a living at the expense of everybody else?

Let's be clear that this is just an opinion and ignores China for example.

What were we excited about before? The unknown? There is still plenty of that. Now is there is this machine that lies between us and the unknown.

global warming is a global problem and instead, we're all just playing the prisoner's dilemma.

Perhaps math speaks for itself, but this is certainly not the case in other fields.

Most of the time, you just have to learn what makes the new trick the same as the old trick.

As a teacher, this is obvious. But when you ask a student 'do you want to learn?' they don't actually understand the question.

The overworked doctor symptom, while real, is artificially created. There are plenty of people who want to be (and CAN be) doctors. Let more people be doctors.

AI is just confirming what was known by some but not by those who make decisions...you don't need thousands of coders to run a website.