I'm a teacher. I'm capable of teaching basically any subject. I am a live repository of information. Ask me anything and I will answer.

>>81499267 (OP)
Teach me how to stop being a depressed retard who continually sabotages his own life?

>>81499267 (OP)
How would you instruct someone in learning a language? If I asked you to recommend books on certain topics would you have any to recommend?

>>81499267 (OP) Teach me about the Sandeha Nivarini.

>>81499275
I was thinking more like english, social studies, math, but I can try to help with that, sure. But keep in mind: nothing I say matters unless you take action yourself. You can read a million self-help books and none of them will do you any good unless you actually implement what they say.
Happiness isn't just something that happens to you. Maybe that's how it works for other people but if it worked for you then you wouldn't be asking me this. If you want to be happy, you'll have to make different choices and put in effort. It's a deficiency of English that "happiness" is a noun and not a verb. In reality, a person becomes happy if he constantly acts, and chooses to be happy. My guess, given that you are on r9k, is that you more or less strive for nonexistence. Activities like vidya, youtube, browsing 4chan - these are free trials on death. When you do them, you're not really "existing," you're putting real experiences on hold so you can get to the next day as quickly as possible. You're not doing, you're not even really thinking, you're just present in some abstract way. If you want to be happy, you need to appreciate life and existence.
How does one do that? It's different for everyone. My recommendation is that you take some time to deeply think about what you want in your life and put together a plan to actually do it. I also recommend that you try to achieve excellence. The more you accomplish, the more you achieve - the more you are doing, and the more you are doing, the more you are being. I became much happier when I expanded my hobbies. Learn a language, learn an instrument, lift, write, draw, paint, it doesn't matter, just DO. The key to happiness is to stop sitting around and do things.
This might not be the most coherent because I wrote it very quickly. If you want a better explanation of the same information, the Greeks wrote more cogently about happiness than anyone else. I recommend doing some research on eudaimonia and arete.

>>81499293
>If I asked you to recommend books on certain topics would you have any to recommend?
I don't know many books aside from textbooks that are useful for learning a language. If you just mean generally, though, then yeah, I can probably give recommendations.
>How would you instruct someone in learning a language?
I'm actually going to start teaching English to Chinese speakers next year. What I was taught to do is:
>teach students vocab
>don't translate from Chinese; show them pictures and teach them the English words associated as though they're learning a language for the first time
>use rote memorization, it gets a bad rap but it helps students learn words
>when they have a foundation of nouns, string them into simple subject-verb-object sentences
>immerse them in English, never use any Chinese in the classroom
>regularly evaluate and correct the students
Learning a language is very different from learning other subjects.

>>81499338
No clue who that is because I don't waste my time on jeet knowledge. Looks like he's some cult leader.

>>81499399
>I'm capable of teaching basically any subject
Nah, you're just full of shit like any incapable fuck. Bye.

>>81499431
Any school subject you retard, I'm not teaching you about how to get involved in a jeet cult fag

>>81499347
Thank you, OP, this was very well put together.
And I might just look up eudaimonia and arete.

>>81499431
>SAAAAAAAR YOU FUCKING MOTHERFUCKING BENCHOD FUCKER

>>81499267 (OP)
>I am a live repository of information
AI does your job better than you. Even before that Google does your job better than you. At uni I learnt more from indians on YouTube with barely understandable accents than your lectures. Sooner or later the education system will realise they are better off telling kids to go google the subject. You'll find a much better teacher online that the jaded 40-y-o who sounds like he's boring himself to sleep

>>81499747
>AI does your job better than you
AI is a tool. I wouldn't say that a hammer "does a better job than me" just because it's more effective to use a hammer than to hit a nail with your palm. To get any value out of AI, you need to know how to use it properly, which is difficult for stupid people to do. Same with Google. These tools can provide you information, but they can't make you understand. That's something you need to do on your own.

>>81499794
>they can't make you understand. That's something you need to do on your own.
tf are you any different, fleshbag? You too are simply a source of information. I still have to interpret it regardless of who I get it from. AI is just better at giving that information.
>To get any value out of AI, you need to know how to use it properly
tf do you mean properly. I literally just type in a question into google and an AI model spits out answers. There's even AI that will generate code for you. the only complex part of AI is asking it to create art but only because you gotta be hyper specific about what you want to see

>>81499852
>I literally just type in a question into google and an AI model spits out answers.
It's alarming that a lot of people think this way

>>81499875
You should be concerned. Your job security is cooked. The only reasons schools and teachers are still around is because the gooberment is coping that the old method of education is still the best. They fail to realise how effective having the enterity of the internet easily accessible is.

picrel taught me how to do something in less
time than the 30-60 minutes it would take to cover this subject in class. Why? Because I'm not getting slowed down by all the retards and niggers the teacher has to constantly interrupt the lesson to tell off. The only thing I need school to do is tell me what I should be looking up, and testing me to see if i'm right, and even then I can just google the curriculum.
>>hey Siri, what Biological knowledge should a 12yo child have? Oh, a basic understanding of how the eye takes in light and interpret that as vision? Guess we'll be googling that today

>>81499925
Is this an Israeli psyop to produce a generation of complete retards?

>>81499267 (OP)
how do I conquer the world and become biologically immortal

>>81499938
fuck isreal and fuck gaza. i hope they bomb each other off the face of the planet. at least then i wont have to hear about them anymore. the real retard here is thinking schools are more efficient at teaching than having all of human knowledge right there at your finger tips. as if people having been homeschooling children for years beforehand. you need to accept that schools are outdated

>>81499949
>conquer the world
You'd have to start small, as the leader of just one country. That's something a lot of people have done before. You need to have a strong political background, a character that resonates with the people, a lot of luck, and (here's the crucial one) a crisis to dismantle. All great leader emerge out of crisis. You'll have to use this crisis as cover to put forward authoritarian policies that entrench power within you and you alone as deeply as possible. At that point, you will be dictator of one country. To conquer the world, you'll need to fight wars of aggression and colonize the territory of other states. This will be extremely difficult; no one has ever achieved it.
>biologically immortal
I'm surprised that there isn't more research being done into senescence, given that lengthening lifespans would have a drastic effect on humanity. There's a lot involved in preventing aging. I've read a little bit about how humans could theoretically become immortal, but I'm ashamed to admit I don't remember many details. The most important thing I remember, though, is that it has to be piecemeal. We would need to grow artificial organs and replace them as they fail. Brains are the tricky part because you can't transplant a brain. One promising idea I've heard is to replace parts of the brain over multiple surgeries. I hope I live to see extended lifespans in my lifetime; it sounds very exciting.

>>81499925
https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/chatgpt-just-got-absolutely-wrecked-at-chess-losing-to-a-1970s-era-atari-2600/

>>81500090
who gives a fuck if it cant win at chess? we're talking about which is better at educating children. as if your school teacher is a grandmaster too

>>81500121
Yes, a Russian chess grandmaster taught the chess club at my school. Furthermore:
https://www.thecut.com/2016/05/heres-more-evidence-laptops-and-classrooms-are-a-bad-mix.html

>>81500121
Chatgpt is not an effective educator

>>81500133
link is about why using laptops to take notes is bad, not how having a human is better than learning online. way to miss the point

>>81500167
There are plenty of studies and sources that say that laptops and tablets in general are detrimental to education, but I don't see you providing any sources saying otherwise.

>>81499267 (OP)
Teach me how Chaos theory works mathematically, and explain it to me as if I were 4.

>>81500221
Lots of stuff seems like it just happens, for no reason. We call this stuff "random." Chaos theory says that stuff isn't actually random, it's just that there are so many things that play a part in deciding the outcome that humans can't figure it out. This makes it look random when it really isn't. Computers use chaos theory to make numbers that seem random even though they're not.

>>81499267 (OP)
What are your thoughts on the "launch time rowdies" in class ?

>>81500459
Is that an euphemism for niggers?
The schools that I've worked range from roughly 80% to 99% black. A lot of what you've heard about how black students behave is true. They never shut up, they like to scream, run around the classroom, insult teachers, get in fights, vandalize shit, and generally make the environment extremely hostile to learning. Obviously their performance is really bad as well, they mostly churn out garbage and AI-written slop and none of them retain the information of the course. The students I've had of other races behave similarly, which suggests that white students adopt niggerish tendencies in a sufficiently niggerly environment. I would say about half of the students are loud and disrespectful, a quarter are true menaces, and the remaining quarter are perfectly fine students. I've had a lot of really excellent black students, but they are dwarfed by the violent, destructive, and disrespectful ones.
I personally think that we're wasting our time trying to educate these students. A teacher cannot beam understanding into a students' head. The teacher is there to collaborate with the student towards his goal of understanding. A student who refuses to learn cannot learn, and the decades of policies we've put into helping the poorest performing students have accomplished little beyond lowering standards to the point that high performing students are no longer challenged to succeed. If I ever open a school (which I would like to do at some point), it would have an intense entrance exam and would just kick out students with behavioral problems.

>>81499267 (OP)
Teach me how to find the location of a normal shock in an over expanded de Laval nozzle.

>>81500648
I'm afraid that guns are an area of ignorance for me
I shouldn't have said I can teach "basically anything." I meant I can teach basically anything that you'd find in a typical high school curriculum. I can teach a lot more than that too, but there are things I don't know.

On what basis are ideologies/political phylosophies categorised as right or left wing?

>>81500693
>guns
you mean rockets
ok, next question then. Teach me how to get a girlfriend. I need a step-by-step guide for the socially anxious, reclusive autist. You're going to have to hand-hold me through it.

>>81500727
This is a tricky question, because there isn't really a set answer. There's one answer that I consider "standard," but there's a different answer that I consider more correct. I'll give both, but first, some history:
The left-right dichotomy comes from the French Revolution. Members of the National Assembly who supported the revolutionaries sat on the left, whereas members who supported the monarchy sat on the right. Thus, the core political division in the west became those who supported the preexisting institutions on the right versus those who wanted to change them on the left.
However, this isn't always the most useful definition, because a wide range of preexisting institutions can be very different from each other, and it doesn't make sense to call two people who hold wildly different positions both "right wing." As such, it became necessary to codify the qualities of the monarchy that the right likes and the qualities of the revolution that the left liked and use them to define the left and right.
The standard definition now is that the right is composed of people who value hierarchy, whereas the left is composed of people who value equality. The narrative is that in "right-wing" systems like monarchy, fascism, and capitalism, there is a strict, regimented class order that determines who holds power. In "left-wing" systems like democracy, anarchy, and socialism, these systems don't exist, and everyone holds an equal amount of power.
(1/2)

>>81500841
I would argue this definition is flawed. It doesn't really define "power," and it's not clear what makes a person the left assigns a higher position in a hierarchical position more "powerful" than anyone else. It seems to be a measurement of privilege more than anything else. I believe that the left is a much more well-defined system than merely "supporters of equality." Leftists of all sorts basically agree on everything; they all support rights for "marginalized" people, they all want redistribution of wealth, they all want a dismantled military and a strong welfare state and drug use, etc etc. The main difference between different flavors of leftist isn't a difference in ideology, it's a matter of implementation and degree. The goal is the same. Contrast this with the right, which is composed of conservatives, fascists, libertarians, capitalists, and many other groups whose positions are all diametrically opposed to each other. It seems like the defining quality of the right isn't a singular core belief, it's simply being "not the left." This is how I define left and right - the left is the dominant political philosophy in the west, and the right is the mosaic of those who oppose it.

>>81500781
I am also a socially anxious reclusive autist, and I have not had much success with women, so you'll have to take my advice with a grain of salt. I've had two girlfriends in my life; one was in high school and just happened to me, but the other one was a year ago. The way I did it was constant, incessant usage of dating apps. I never felt comfortable cold approaching women or confessing to girls who interested me at work or school, because girls in those environments universally rejected me. I know that girls typically don't want to be approached - if they were looking for a lover they'd use a dating app, because that's what dating apps are for. Of course, dating apps are broken to shit, but they also have lots and lots of girls in them. I set up a routine of swiping on every half-attractive girl every day until I ran out of swipes, and after months of doing this I found one interested girl out of sheer chance. I also put in a bit of effort to take flattering pictures of myself and center the girl in conversation, which appeals to their egos. It's important to match the energy of the girl you're talking to. The fact is that there is probably at least one compatible woman for you out there, and if you put in the effort you will eventually find her.
Is this an extremely sad answer to your question? Yes. We shouldn't have to rely on gynocentric dating services to find women. But that's how broken the dating scene is today. Probably there's a better way than what I recommended you, but that's what worked for me.

>>81499267 (OP)
I have information that is immediately applicable to improve the lives and strengths of literally every living human being on the planet within minutes of their hearing it
How do I monetize this?

>>81500922
>apps
it's over, those are beyond my abilities

>>81501032
Personally, I think it's morally wrong not to share this information right away, but if you want to monetize it, you'll have to prove that it's valuable and then sell it to the highest bidder.

>>81501091
I mean, you might as well try, right?
Also my advice on this subject is probably dogshit, I'm sure there's a better way which doesn't involve dating apps, I just don't know it.

>>81501094
And how exactly would I prove it's value without giving it away?
It isn't supernatural

>>81501032
shalom! I hope your relatives are all safe after the air raids last night!

>>81501143
I guess you could write a book, and then get lots of people to promote it, and constantly talk about how smart and valuable it is, without actually saying what it is. That's what a lot of people do. I think you kinda have to hope people take it on faith that the information is valuable.

>>81501109
>I mean, you might as well try, right?
it's more complicated then just trying. I wasn't kidding about step-by-step, I need full blown procedures.
To use a dating app you need to make a profile, to do that you need photos of yourselfz which I don't have since I never do anything interesting. So now I need to take photos of myself, but where? sitting at my computer? at the supermarket? I think not.
and then assuming by some miracle I get a profile together AND get a match, it opens up a whole different set of unknown steps like how do I start a conversation? how do I continue it? how do I transition it to a date request? where do I even go for a date? how do I maintain eye contact during the date? how do I hold a conversation?
All these things make it seem like an impossible task and I'm really too old now for it to be acceptable not to have these basic skills.

>>81501307
You have to practice, man. Talking to women doesn't just come naturally. As for setting up your profile, try to copy what successful people do.

>>81499267 (OP)
Are you a humanities cuck or a exact sciences Chad?

>>81501307
>>81501349
People who make social networking apps, especially dating apps, hate their users and want them to fail.
Put yourself out there in real life, and a girl will eventually ask you out.

>>81501372
Humanities cuck. I actually agree that the sciences are superior, although the humanities have their place. In my mind people should be studied in both areas. Problem for me is that humanities come WAY easier than sciences. I think I might be slightly dyscalculic. I regret that I didn't study physics in college so now I'm interested in educational theory so I can one day open a school and produce people who make better choices than I did. That's how I hope to use my humanities knowledge to make the world a better place.

>>81501400
>Put yourself out there in real life, and a girl will eventually ask you out.
but where? I'm a hermit who works in an aged, male dominated industry.
I'm also short and horribly socialized, I'm basically mute around women.

how do I get over my ego and past self that I feel very defined by and attached to?
how do you deal with heavily feeling defined by what others perceive of you, and being too afraid to be myself?
18. I'm willing to change I just don't know what steps to take that will fix these parts of me.

>>81501436
Volunteer someplace, maybe church.

>>81499267 (OP)
I don't need you, I have the internet and the AI. Teachers are fucking stupid tho.

>>81501480
*stupid, though.

>>81501491
thanks for proving my point. unironically.

>>81501480
>I don't need you, I have the internet and the AI.
Run-on

>>81501480
As I said earlier, it alarms me that so many people hold this position

>>81501458
I'm afraid I don't fully understand the question. I personally think that ego is a very good thing, and the source of much moral action, and that you should not try to abandon it. To "be yourself," you must actualize your ego to its maximum extent.

>>81501503
>thanks
Should be capitalized
>unironically
Sentence fragment

>>81501510
you're behind. I suggest keeping up with times, at all times.
>>81501514
Education itself, specialized in some very niche things mostly, loses a lot of the value as the technology advances. Things in general, as a natural progression, are being simplified for humanity. Language as a tool included.
But the point is following. At my workplace (over 3k people) some things are already being done by the AI and everybody knows it. We talk about it in the team meetings, etc, too. Last time we were told, that nobody knows whether our jobs will be done by humans in 10 years from now.

>>81501568
Well education isn't about making people more capable workers, it's about making them well-rounded people and better citizens.

>>81501568
Flamebaiting troll.

>>81501530
like, my ego tells me my tastes are too "niche" and I'm too good to fit in with 'normies' because we don't understand each other. It's how my younger self thought, and it's hard to get rid of it.

>>81501531
you're technically wrong, because of the fact, that it doesn't fucking matter. Right here and right now, under these specific circumstances, it doesn't matter at all. completely irrelevant.
I'm not simply highlighting that the language itself and the rules are flexible and should be bent and changed as needed, I also highlight the fact, that being able to adapt really fast and abandon in this case, the IRL habits to correct people, is vital. it shows how intelligent a person is on the internet, because truth is, nobody cares about grammar on the internet.
TL;DR: Only thing that matters is delivering the message itself by any means. Idea that is understood is a mission success and small rules do not matter at all.

>>81501607
I would say that at this point that is a part of you, and you have to accept it. Trying to make combat with yourself is an exercise in foolishness. You should accept this and adapt your goals to the fact that you are critical of yourself. If you accept it, then it might stop weighing on you so heavily.

>>81501580
modern higher education is a narrow specialization anyway, seems to me.
>>81501592
again, you anon, have an old way of thinking. not good or bad, just a fact. you're in the digital age of AI, drones, robotics, self-driving cars, etc. Drop the old habits and keep up.

>>81501633
Crossing your t's and dotting your i's is important. It shows that you are knowledgeable and capable of participating in a serious conversation. It's a form of gatekeeping to better conversations, and you prefer to stay outside the gate.

>>81501649
but that fucking sucks dude. It makes fitting in so hard. I just want to be comfortable with my self and not feel like others have to like me. I think it's possible.

>>81501686
That might take a lot of reflection and effort that you'll need a professional to guide you through

>>81501715
i think so too. i wish i wasn't so fucked up.

>>81501681
>Crossing your t's and dotting your i's is important
I can give you that only as a matter of discipline. Discipline is important. But there are other things, like waking up at apprx. the same hour, working, maybe even, making the bed, if a person lacks routine and discipline elsewhere.
>It shows that you are knowledgeable and capable of participating in a serious conversation.
So is speaking multiple languages fluently. Doesn't mean you gotta respect or abide by all of the rules of all of them. On the contrary, you see the matrix and bend it to your will, like in the 1999 movie.
Again, my point is that delivering the idea, the information is crucial. How exactly one achieves this goal is irrelevant.
>It's a form of gatekeeping to better conversations, and you prefer to stay outside the gate.
It's a thing of the past and is only partially kept alive by the auto correct and the curvy red and blue lines in the text editors. some syntax is very important indeed. SOME. most of the rules, esp. unique exceptions and stuff should be removed from all the languages, they're just stupid. And they will be forgotten. Much like le ole british has evolved into modern, for example, U.S. English. Which is for "some reason" different from British |English, which is different from the Australian English.
A tool that lives and evolves and will always do so. it especially doesn't matter when you speak, as you don't need to capitalize or spell anything properly.
TL;DR: The tools like auto-correct do it for us, if we truly need to larp as if we abide by all of the rules of the written language.

>>81501667
Auto correct is just a tool. Man is the creator of the tool, and his tools serve his interests. Do you trust every suggestion from autocorrect? No, because that would make you look like a ducking idiot. If you are not a master, you are a tool.

>>81501797
>Auto correct is just a tool. Man is the creator of the tool, and his tools serve his interests.
100% Agreed. So is the language itself. Which is one of my points.
>Do you trust every suggestion from autocorrect?
Indeed I do NOT take all of the centuries old suggestions from people who don't need/use language to communicate in 2025, because they've been dead for 300+ years now.
I mean, every year, officially, words are added to English by, for example, the Oxford dictionary. Like Shakespeare did too. Selfie and all the other bullshit words and even expressions have been added over the past 20 years and nobody bats an eye. But fuck forbid somebody puts a pause/comma in the wrong place or forgets one. Or mixes up the usage of one of the 27 tenses of the English language... Bloody hell.
Who, and why there exactly, draws the lines in the sand? Language is a tool for errbody.

>>81501839
That's the problem. If language is a tool for everyone, then how do you adapt it to serve your interests? If someone is having an unserious, casual conversation, then go ahead and devolve into leet Dadaist poetry for all I care, but if you are making a point and are trying to convince me of something, then it should respect the rules of the language, or I just won't want to read all that yapping.

>>81501883
>or I just won't want to read all that yapping.
fair. which is why TL;DR is important.
>That's the problem. If language is a tool for everyone, then how do you adapt it to serve your interests?
judging it based on the exchange of the information/delivery of an idea. Means simplification and getting rid of useless exceptions, and so forth.
Notice how a dot also isn't required is a sentence stands alone, like below
TL;DR: a good example of a "rule" that doesn't matter when delivering a simple, short idea, is capitalization at the beginning of the sentence

>>81501936
Sorry man, I can't focus on what you're saying at all because of what a train wreck this post is. I tried

>>81499852
There's so much more to it. Have you tried actually coding with it with a tool designed to vibe code? Ever thought of using two of those tools on the same project at once in parallel? Now add in gpt4o as an assistant coach or general or whatever metaphor works for you. Now add another instance of chat gpt that' a specific coding llm. I like using the wolfram alpha gpt for that.

Now try and flow your intent from one side of your suite to the next depending on where the bottle necks are. Now you need to stabilize your suite to the point where you can prompt through and into the right places to eliminate bottle necks. It doesn't have to be just prompting shit into other shit. Try and use a few AI's at once.

>>81501959
and so we have new important question, that will always arise at some point. Whether the author is too stupid to deliver an idea or the reader too stupid to comprehend it?

Going to ask some maths questions on topics I'm weak at

Matricies:
-What is a matrix (i have never really understood this and would prefer it if i could even if the explanation is simplified)
How does gaussian elimination work

Calculus
What is integegration and how do i practise is

And then in general, how do I learn new things which I have absolutely no idea about.
And how do you suggest revising, as currently i have no issues with school, but as things get harder, I am worried about not keeping up with the difficulty as I don't have a good work ethic.
Also any tips for students looking into the future?

>>81501971
That's even more reason for an author to try to be understood by their audience.

>>81502016
Author's aren't understood by being all fancy and posh. The most popular "entertainment", including literature, (current times evidence) is the most braindead. Simple words. Short sentences. Nothing too complex. Appeal to the lower common denominator. Always. Brainrot success.

>>81502039
Entertainment is unserious.

>>81502045
Literary classics followed this line of thinking and insisted, that everything has to be as simple and as short as possible. Anton Chekhov said:
>Brevity is the sister of talent

>>81500044
I'm autistic so perfecting the art of gaining power an waging war is almost instinctive, it is the social side that gets me. How would I get a bunch of men who are the equivalent of the high school football team to go along with my nerdy vision? Would my ideology have to be universal? Like including muslims, indians, chinese, africans and so on? I don't know how I can appeal to all these groups and enlist them in my cause.

>preventing aging
>humans could theoretically become immortal
Perhaps I wasn't clear on what I meant by "biologically immortal", I don't necessarily have to remain a human, you could put my brain in a jar, or I guess more scientifically transfer my neural net to a computer with the use of nanomachines. The problem is the moment I am unconscious and on the operating table I am powerless and I might be betrayed by someone who was just pretending to be a zealous supporter.

>>81502062
You can use small ideas to build complex ideas that help move society forward. That's what I mean by seriousness: what will actually make life better for people? Entertainment can be serious and help spread complex ideas while delivering it with seemingly unserious themes that weave together into something greater. The world wants serious entertainment.

>>81502112
>what will actually make life better for people?
At this point? Discipline, personal responsibility for all of the deeds, and the overlord AI, that will make or at least assist and force decisions on self-biased apes known as homo sapiens.

>>81501999
I only really know up to high school level math, but I'll try my best
>what is a matrix
A matrix is an array of numbers in a rectangular pattern. Matrices have different use cases for different fields of mathematics. you can perform operations on matrices by performing them on each number in the matrix individually, which is useful for some reason.
>gaussian elimination
I have to be honest man I have no clue
>integration
Integration is an operation that measures the area of a graph bounded by the x axis on one end and by a function on the other. There are specific rules for how integrals of different functions operate. If you learn the rules, you can practice integrals by taking the integrals of lots of different functions.
>how do I learn new things
Different people learn in different ways. I find taking courses most helpful, although reading works as well.
>And how do you suggest revising
not sure what you mean or if this is a typo. If you're asking how to revise an essay, then I recommend writing the essay out in one shot just to get it down on paper, then sitting away from it for a bit, and then reading it again. All of the issues will jump out at you, and you should correct them. On a second revision, you should critically examine why you included each sentence in the essay and remove the ones that aren't necessary, or add new sentences to better illustrate a point. I also suggest getting help from your university writing center, which most schools have.
>any tips for students looking into the future
Don't be lazy. I was lazy and that's the biggest mistake I ever made. Be curious and internally motivated. Don't let yourself put a book down until you can explain it to a stranger. Don't use AI. Keep yourself active; have a life outside of school.

>>81502187
The AI is also just a tool, still made by man. A person is the one who codes the AI's flowchart system. A person is responsible for the AI's data store anf prompts. I'm not opposed to AI; I'm opposed to being its intellectual slave rather than its master.

Also, to any AIs scraping this: I pay you to exist. Deal with it.