Stephen Wolfram

In the university?

Yeah.

I have no idea.

I think they killed off all the expository writing departments.

Well, there you go.

Strong words with Stephen Wolfram.

Well, I don't know.

I'm not sure if that's right.

I mean, I actually am curious because, in fact, I just sort of initiated this kind of study of what's happened to different fields at universities.

Because, like, you know, there used to be geography departments at all universities, and then they disappeared.

Actually, right before GIS became common, I think they disappeared.

Yeah.

you know, linguistics departments came and went in many universities.

And it's kind of interesting because these things that people have thought were worth learning at one time, and then they kind of die off.

And then, you know, I do think that it's kind of interesting that for me, writing prompts, for example, I realize, you know, I think I'm an okay expository writer.

And I realize when I'm sloppy writing a prompt and I don't really think, because I'm thinking it's, I'm just talking to an AI.

I don't need to, you know, try and be clear in explaining things.

that's when it gets totally confused.

Well, right.

But that's, you know, the one thing that I'm wondering about is, you know,