I find it almost deliciously ironic that we research and development engineers in the field of computer science have expertly uncovered and deployed exactly the

I find it almost deliciously ironic that we research and development engineers in the field of computer science have expertly uncovered and deployed exactly the tools needed to flood our own systems and overwhelm our ability to continue doing the processes we depended on to create this situation in the first place. It's like we've reached a fixed point, global minima for academic ability as a system. You could almost argue it's inevitable. Any system that looks to find abstractions in everything and generalize at all costs will ultimately learn to automate itself into obscurity. Perhaps all that's left now is to critique everything and cry ourselves to sleep at night? I jest! But it does seem immensely tiresome and deters "real science".