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Anyone can generate 2,000 words here in 30 seconds.
I know, I’ve done it.
Every day, nonstop.
But it’s dangerous: I was getting sucked in.
When it comes to AI, we encounter:
- those who categorically reject it,
- those who don’t embrace it,
- and those who have set out to evangelize it.
I belong to the latter category. It’s regrettable.
I still use it every day.
I find myself wondering how I’m going to manage my tokens, just as I might manage my lines of code—or rather, my lines of coke.
An app project here, a LinkedIn post there: it’s affable and tireless.
“Do you want me to redesign your homepage now? Shall we get started?”
It intoxicates me.
It isolates me.
It makes me lose track of time.
Those who, like me, constantly sniff her substrate will end up exhausted, drained.
I know that salvation lies in the time she frees us to reinvest in “fertile emptiness,” in “Nothing.”
To lie fallow.
Let’s go for a walk, write, dance in the rain, watch our kids get into mischief...
In 20 years of tech, this is the first wave that has made me think about what I’m protecting. Not what I’m optimizing.

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