adopters of technical things all our lives. I was on the Internet before AOL. Way back in the CompUServe days. I was on #PacketRadio long before #APRS was a thing. Long before #WinLink. I poked around with AI very early on. My resistance to it is not 'cuz I'm an old fuddy-duddy. (...cont'd)

No - it's because I'm technically advanced, savvy, experienced, & knowledgeable (on many subjects). I ask AI questions that I know the answer to - questions about my lived history. And it makes shit up. I know it makes shit up because I WAS THERE AT THE TIME & know the truth. (...cont'd)

A big problem with all of this is how many younger people have no memory of the world that existed before the Internet, so they just don't know the truth of so many subjects, & accept whatever the computer tells them. Then there's the CEOs, a big minority of whom are not in the position (...cont'd)

because of their brilliance, but because of who they know, of whom they were born. Classist gits who couldn't solve a software development problem if it was as simple as spelling things correctly, or properly punctuating a sentence. I mean, STUPID people with power & wealth. (...cont'd)