I need a reminder. It's not worth my time to argue with jackasses on the internet. There's a gang up on LinkedIn on one of my followers who shared one of my articles that is Pro-AI. I came in and made a few comments because this guy was being attacked like he was the author. People quieted down at first, but now they are calling me evil and a thief because they disagree with AI. And most of it is over the title of my article because they didn't bother to read it. I just need to laugh and ignore it because you just can't get people who want to fight about pointless things on the internet to listen, no matter what you do. Not worth anyone's time or energy. I'm actually busy making things.

I did a whole lesson without hitting record again.

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