AI, Discernment, and the Future of Independent Human Judgment

What I have learned about the 98%ers, right, that I learned through the COVID nonsense, is that there are so few of us who like was like, put a line in the sand and said, no, I'm not wearing a mask, you move. You know, But, but the other 98%ers, even though they're our family members, our neighbors, our boss, our employees, etc., you know, we still, we're still great people. They just, they just don't have that gene that we do, the ones who can discern the bullshit that we have a bullshit detector, right? And so, but we still love them. I mean, my God, I am unique in my family and that I'm the only conspirator around there, around, you know, the the the Thanksgiving dinner table, right? But I can guarantee you I don't have myocarditis. So, with that, I just want to, I think that we have to have some empathy in thinking about all of this and if the end game is 500,000 people and so that all of these dark AI, you know, uh, centers can run uh, a little less expensively because the lights are off, because there are no people and ...