JC Quintana

Right.

And I, I sometimes sit down, right.

And I, and I do that.

I think my, I take my time.

I was, um, at that point during that event of realize, you know, realization, I was actually typing a script for chat GPT to go through a spreadsheet and look at all the different job titles in that spreadsheet.

And based on those titles, make a determination of what their job function was.

And, um,

It took me probably an hour just to explain to ChatGPT that that's what I wanted.

And the realization was this, Lacey.

The realization was...

We do to people what we often do to chat GPT.

We don't provide them background or context or what the objective is or what their role is in the interaction.

We kind of just try to throw communication blanks at them.

And you can't do that with chat GPT.

You have to be as clear and concise and be as good a communicator as possible to get the results from that little AI, just as you should be doing with people.

Yeah, this is a psychological concept.

It's called the theory of bounded reality, as in bound, as in confined.

The theory of bounded reality is common sense, right?

That the reality we create is limited by our facts, our knowledge, and experiences of the world.

Yep.