Nah, I think this might look worse than it is to "always online" types. And sure, it might be the death knell for Twitter and reddit. But it fortunately has zer

Nah, I think this might look worse than it is to "always online" types. And sure, it might be the death knell for Twitter and reddit. But it fortunately has zero impact on face to face interactions. I guess the 90s, before social media, before going to the internet for entertainment, before Yelp and reddit for buying advice, were before many commenters here were aware, but they weren't so bad. A reversion to that time period, but with today's ability to video chat with friends and family and the compute power available for, say, drug discovery, doesn't sound so bad to me. In fact, I'm struggling to think how GPT-3 affects me at all, given my lifestyle.