Oh boi, imagine this:
Someone discovered fire, and the people distributing raw meat had the same fear.
Someone invented the wheel, and the people carrying things on their shoulders had the same fear.
The list is long. Labeling a perspective "grating" or "shallow" is easy when you don't stop to ask what the other person actually meant. If you disagree, it’s usually better to ask for clarification than to assign a "lazy" motive to a stranger. My point wasn't an appeal to "social irresponsibility." There is a massive difference between "If I don't do it, someone else will" (an excuse for an action) and "Something else will" (an observation of evolution). I was not defending the ethics of corporations. I was pointing out the inevitability of change. The world moves forward regardless of whether we find the process "grating." So, NietzscheanNull (I hope it is borrowed from F. Nietzsche), it is not about a race to the bottom, it is about the reality of the road.
I must say you have very strong skills. I also build something but planning to kill it. Now not planning to build anything as almost all the spaces are saturated. Do not stop, good luck
HA after reading your question I noticed that new accounts are shown in green :-) and I am green too. I understand your pain and the issue is that it is inevitable. G-AI are being used everywhere so instead of writing in bad English like this why not ask G-AI to formalize my thoughts.
BTW I am curious, how you figure it out that its AI generated other then green?
Someone invented the wheel, and the people carrying things on their shoulders had the same fear.
The list is long. Labeling a perspective "grating" or "shallow" is easy when you don't stop to ask what the other person actually meant. If you disagree, it’s usually better to ask for clarification than to assign a "lazy" motive to a stranger. My point wasn't an appeal to "social irresponsibility." There is a massive difference between "If I don't do it, someone else will" (an excuse for an action) and "Something else will" (an observation of evolution). I was not defending the ethics of corporations. I was pointing out the inevitability of change. The world moves forward regardless of whether we find the process "grating." So, NietzscheanNull (I hope it is borrowed from F. Nietzsche), it is not about a race to the bottom, it is about the reality of the road.