Scott Adams

And then you got it, right?

Well, what happens when you lose that?

And anybody that has lost that or been around somebody who lost it, it's the dark night of the soul, right?

That's a Joseph Campbell's hero's journey.

And I'm trying to use that motif for all of us.

We're all in this hero's journey.

And it's a call to adventure.

But there's going to be the resistance to the adventure.

And it's like, no, stop.

AI, don't take my job.

It's like...

i don't want this to happen if if it was up to me if i could press a button i'd delay it for a long time so that people can do those things that they really love it's already happening and scott talked about it a lot and i interacted with him it is impacting artists to such a degree it's heartbreaking right you work so long at trying to draw something boom it's vibe coded in a second right

a guitar player i'm a musician you work years to hone your sound and somebody can make a song on sono in seconds right um you're an actor maybe a good one not all of them are um or a movie maker and now somebody can make a movie so if you're in those professions you're heartbroken

You're in the dark night of the soul.

I know a lot of people.

I'm in Southern California and a lot of Hollywood people.

I'm not one of them.

I'm an outsider, an alien.

But when you sit with them, they are lost.

And they are the canary in the coal mine.