Oh gosh, I thought that the root of the question - that you didn't think it was just normal AI usage/cheating. My bad! I'm pretty interested in students who earnestly don't think they're misusing AI so may have projected. Cheers!

B/c many students don't read, haven't been trained to read, and don't even really have a concept of reading, they don't understand that there is a difference between a book that exists in the world, and the aesthetic performance of a "source" in a bibliography entry.

It's just WILD to me. Dog def. benefit from off leash time, but like - not in a busy city park with leash laws, not on a narrow trail with bikes/kids (and leash laws), and not let out 'near the house' (ditto laws). I grew up in the city - is this attitude a country/suburbs thing?

These are greatest things ever - and nooooobody knows about them! My super reactive rescues get to run free in 6 -acre fully fenced meadows and forests 3 x a week. For a pittance. Totally life changing.

And you get paid in company crypto you can only spend at the company store.

Not playing dumb but people really didn't get trained in their grad programs? we had required training/ workshops, TAs always met with our professors weekly to talk about lessons, and we had a teaching center that would film us/observe and give feedback. Its the job-how can you not be trained?

I simply remind myself of my salary, then log off at 5pm everyday and all weekend. It works!

What!?! This is GLORIOUS. Its giving chatgpt gibberish but, somehow, implausibly, it's actually real life human slop? Merci, gracias, I had a great time.

You've been calling these dudes "clammy", damp or moist for like 10 years, and it's still perfect. Also, we're f*cked.