Have you ever caught yourself blaming some vague, unnamed "they" for life's problems? That universal bogeyman who manipulates gas prices, ruins relationships, and conspires against your success? You're not alone. This exploration into what I call "pronoun paranoia" examines how we've replaced actual analysis with lazy conspiracy thinking. When my brother-in-law spent three hours explaining how "they" control everything, I realized something profound: he couldn't name a single actual person r...
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Have you ever caught yourself blaming some vague, unnamed "they" for life's problems? That universal bogeyman who manipulates gas prices, ruins relationships, and conspires against your success? You're not alone. This exploration into what I call "pronoun paranoia" examines how we've replaced actual analysis with lazy conspiracy thinking. When my brother-in-law spent three hours explaining how "they" control everything, I realized something profound: he couldn't name a single actual person r...
810 Million ChatGPT Addicts: What Happens When The AI Dies?
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810 Million ChatGPT Addicts: What Happens When The AI Dies?
Support groups for AI psychosis. Devs who can't code without ChatGPT. 6 of 8 cases involve suicide attempts. Frank exposes... Frank couldn't sleep at 1 AM, so he dove into the terrifying world of LLM addiction that nobody wants to discuss. This week: The MIT study showing literal brain atrophy in ChatGPT users, support groups called "Spiralers" for AI psychosis victims, and why 92% of Fortune 500 companies have created 810 million addicts who can't think without machines. Contains: existentia...
Frank’s Take
Have you ever caught yourself blaming some vague, unnamed "they" for life's problems? That universal bogeyman who manipulates gas prices, ruins relationships, and conspires against your success? You're not alone. This exploration into what I call "pronoun paranoia" examines how we've replaced actual analysis with lazy conspiracy thinking. When my brother-in-law spent three hours explaining how "they" control everything, I realized something profound: he couldn't name a single actual person r...
