This is obviously written by AI.
I appreciate that you acknowledged that.
AI can be useful. But it can suck too. Especially when someone uses it to write an article for them.
AI can be useful. But it can suck too. Especially when someone uses it to write an article for them.
I certainly have a number of objections to the article:1 - Writing replaced memorization ==> Writing is a form of communications over and above retention
2 - Calculators replaced arithmetic ==> Calculators added another way of performing the mechanics of basic calculations.
3 - GPS replaced navigation ==> GPS added a new method of navigation.
4 - Refrigerators replaced the knowledge of food preservation ==> Refrigerators made a previously available preservation technique available anytime, anywhere.
Granted, technological dependencies will make civilization collapse much more difficult. This fault rests with people, not the technology. For example, I still can navigate with map and compass, cook meals on a campfire, and even work with a wide assortment of hand tools. It has been my observation that few people ever mastered the old ways and even fewer the newer technologies.
I know people who can write in a notebook but not create a folder on their computer. God help them if they ever want to find the actual files of their photos outside of their super-duper photo manager software. I have seen people accumulate recipes with their super-duper recipe builders lose everything when they migrate to a "new and improved" version or one from a different vendor.
Most people are dreadfully incompetent with any tool they use, primitive or advanced.