I think a lot has to do with boredom and a feeling of entitlement (which is what you describe)

My father use to tell me, “ Some people just need things to belly ache about” Anyone know someone like that? Go out to dinner and find fault in anything for example.

Right now, im sitting in my office tweeting, listening to classic rock, being the human in the loop drinking American whiskey on ice. 😊

It hasn’t landed yet, but they tell me it’s being manufactured 😊 https://medium.com/@FF2K/the-mothership-has-landed-aaa935686432

I was all set to figure out how to reduce my role at work and AI has rejuvenated my excitement, I wake up every morning with a hard on excited to improve myself, workflows and get other people that work for me to be more productive using these tools..

Good Morning, First golf round of the year today in the north east for me. Conditions should be fair at best but who gives a crap. First year I’ll have an AI assistant to track my bets. I’m going to make habit of telling my agent what I shot, how much $ I won or lost, if I converted winnings to bitcoin, how many sats did I stack. He will keep a running document and at the end of the season I’ll be able to see how much the cash they paid me is worth in bitcoin. How much cash I lost.

Was it dead?

I think if you’re wired to be a hard worker that is willing to learn new stuff regardless of your bias, AI will give you super powers. If you’re smart and hardworking but your bias gets you to turn your back on AI for a year, you’re going to be left in the smoke, learning the skills when it’s ubiquitous, you’ll be twice as productive probably making less.

The a model isn’t the moat, a you are. https://medium.com/@FF2K/invest-in-yourself-not-ai-59a444ef0035

Wrote this last week and sent it to a friend today who just creates reasons why he can’t do this or that. https://medium.com/@FF2K/confidence-beats-know-how-5dcc99bdc9de