Even accepting the premise that AI produces useful writing (which no one should), using AI in education is like using a forklift at the gym. The weights do not actually need to be moved from place to place. That is not the work. The work is what happens within you.

Yeah his future feels bright in WWE. Glad they had him premier against Gable and not in the LWO (which was a very real fear)

(Dis)honorable mention: started watching Lethal Weapon, but I had to stop. Lots of s*ic*de talk and glorifying police violence. I’m good.

The Northman: Eggers was like “what if we made Conan, but with Vikings?” It was fine—typical Eggers: grim, depressing, and unhinged.

Road House (2024): okay stay with me: I actually think this movie slaps. The plot is paper thin, but the charisma of the cast (or maybe just Jake Gyllenhaal) kept it alive.

Love Actually: never seen this, either. Pretty great. Hugh Grant was actually charming at one point? Young Andrew Lincoln (“CORL!”) is wild.

Singing in the Rain: never actually seen this before. The plot was kinda meta, the dancing and physical comedy was outstanding, but probably a few musical numbers too long.

Argylle: when this movie came out I remember hearing it was written by AI. I don’t think that is true, but it was dumb anyway. My love of Bryce Dallas Howard made me watch it to the end.

A small example

Buildings last much longer than people, and yet they are still changed by our time in them. These changes stand as evidence that we were here, and used them like those before us, and after.
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But the comments are weird, and that’s funny.