Eh, not convinced. Certainly what works for you works for you.
But the idea that “outsourcing” to experts is somehow detrimental is one of the modern tropes I can’t stand. And I’m not sure I believe there’s a material difference between e.g. reading research about raising children versus asking an LLM that is grounded in (and cites) that research.
Maybe I’m a cynic, but I don’t think most of us have a unique contribution to the world. Emphasis on unique.
So why not leverage all resources in the effort to maximize happiness for ourselves and those around us?
But the idea that “outsourcing” to experts is somehow detrimental is one of the modern tropes I can’t stand. And I’m not sure I believe there’s a material difference between e.g. reading research about raising children versus asking an LLM that is grounded in (and cites) that research.
Maybe I’m a cynic, but I don’t think most of us have a unique contribution to the world. Emphasis on unique.
So why not leverage all resources in the effort to maximize happiness for ourselves and those around us?