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Reposted by clueless morgan
I could go on forever about this, but my point is that the hardship of work, the struggle, the messiness, the *humanity* of it, if you will, is what's most valuable about it. It's how we learn, it's how we grow.
Replacing that with "AI" cheapens and degrades the process, and leaves us the poorer.
Replacing that with "AI" cheapens and degrades the process, and leaves us the poorer.
November 9, 2025 at 1:43 PM
I could go on forever about this, but my point is that the hardship of work, the struggle, the messiness, the *humanity* of it, if you will, is what's most valuable about it. It's how we learn, it's how we grow.
Replacing that with "AI" cheapens and degrades the process, and leaves us the poorer.
Replacing that with "AI" cheapens and degrades the process, and leaves us the poorer.
Reposted by clueless morgan
We can remember Goodall’s accomplishments and legacy while recognizing that National Geographic created a narrative that erased the local people who contributed to her research. Her African colleagues deserve to be credited, not erased (10/10).
October 2, 2025 at 4:18 PM
We can remember Goodall’s accomplishments and legacy while recognizing that National Geographic created a narrative that erased the local people who contributed to her research. Her African colleagues deserve to be credited, not erased (10/10).