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spwa4 ◴[] No.46338877[source]
Hasn't Tiktok already done that?

Oh, and the extreme brain drain the west imposed on everyone else, from South Africa to China, resulting in no available "brains", let's say, in those countries, and in the rich countries only brains available that aren't invested in making westerners smart, along with a disdain among existing populations of professions that require brains.

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FrankyHollywood ◴[] No.46339237[source]
Don't know if TikTok is the problem, a generation ago (some) kids mindlessly watched cartoons for hours a day.

I think this is mostly about learning to think and develop grit.

As a kid when I wanted to play a game I had to learn dos commands, know how to troubleshoot a non functioning sounds blaster etc. Sometimes took me days to fix.

Doing this develops understanding of a domain, problem-solving skills and grit.

My kid just opens steam and everything works. Any question he has he asks AI. I am really curious what effect this will have on this generation. It is tempting to quickly say "they will be brain dead zombies" but that seems too simplistic.

In 20yrs we'll know!

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Fire-Dragon-DoL ◴[] No.46339579[source]
I keep seeing that people ask question to AI.

That sounds like a dedicated teacher though, not that bad?

Like asking questions and learning how and what questions to ask is an amazing skill

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FrankyHollywood ◴[] No.46343091[source]
Sometimes a good teacher doesn't give the answer straight away, but just enough to let you discover yourself. That's a huge difference.
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1. Fire-Dragon-DoL ◴[] No.46343322[source]
I had a horrible life experience with this, so I'm not sure I agree, but I'm open to change my mind on it.
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2. FrankyHollywood ◴[] No.46343504[source]
Interesting how experience can differ. A trauma for you was my most important lesson learned during high school years.