Oops, already ate it. Sorry, didn’t know it was evidence.

“Human nature” is a reductive term used to describe a set of complex behaviors that no one fully understands.

I’d say the biggest problem with AI is that it’s being treated as a tool to displace workers, but there is no system in place to make sure that that “value” (I’m not convinced commercial AI has done anything valuable) created by AI is redistributed to the workers that it has displaced.

I feel like I should read at least one book by Kafka. Any recommendations?

There’s nothing inherently wholesome or obscene about the cycle of death and rebirth. It simply is. 🧘