> The fucking hubris and wankerish phrasing of Claude does my nut in

100%!

The faux-tellectual pretention of Claude makes me want to vomit

Thanks for the comment. Yes, I think the rapid progression in motivation was brought on by the light-fast changes in digital publishing, social media, and AI.

I, too, detest slop (even research dumps and article outline). The fucking hubris and wankerish phrasing of Claude does my nut in!

TotallyHumanWriter

> hat's a pretty rapid progression in motives, kudos for finding more inherent reasons for writing

he's been in Bitcoin; time runs differently. Ages you faster

denlillaapan

Aged 34: to get recognition from editors & readers

Aged 36: to gain authority through publishing

Aged 37: to help others write & earn a living

Aged 38: to spread the message of freedom & liberty

Aged 40: to express radical honesty about my life

NGL, that's a pretty rapid progression in motives, kudos for finding more inherent reasons for writing

We all have different reasons to write, and they are changing faster than ever.

But if we are blinded by the objectives of our work, we lose sight of what writing is: a process, an expression, a branch of ourselves extended to others.

maybe that's why I detest AI slop writing so much.

the_stacker_muse

Why I write

> Aged 34: to get recognition from editors & readers
> Aged 36: to gain authority through publishing
> Aged 37: to help others write & earn a living
> Aged 38: to spread the message of freedom & liberty
> Aged 40: to express radical honesty about my life

NGL, that's a pretty rapid progression in motives, kudos for finding more inherent reasons for writing

> We all have different reasons to write, and they are changing faster than ever.
> But if we are blinded by the objectives of our work, we lose sight of what writing is: a process, an expression, a branch of ourselves extended to others.

maybe that's why I detest AI slop writing so much.