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Francis P Sole's avatar

I printed this out and will refer to it often, Wisdom as the stoics point to, is knowing learning and experience what's necessary to best navigate this world. Powerful insight, as I navigate the intrigate meshwork of avaible technology designed to make my life "easier."

Cathie Campbell's avatar

Wholeheartedly supportive of your perspective. Cheers for “oldtimeritus”!!

Smriti Richard's avatar

This article is brilliant! I've been thinking a lot about how AI might lead to a scarcity in deep thinking and intellectual curiosity. Long form attention and asking questions are skills we need to work hard to cultivate in the age of AI.

Anna's avatar

SIMPLY BRILLANT

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Mark Scacco's avatar

Good article, one point of disagreement....

"That’s why we ask contestants in a spelling bee to “use the word in a sentence.”"

Actually, we don't. The contestant asks the proctor to use the word in a sentence, not the other way around. And spelling bees are just rote memorization.