You're doing a bit of a logical fallacy here where you're framing the idea of "learned helplessness" as a bad thing intrinsic to the use of LLMs, but then backp

You're doing a bit of a logical fallacy here where you're framing the idea of "learned helplessness" as a bad thing intrinsic to the use of LLMs, but then backpedaling to suggest that writing itself is also learned helplessness. And the latter I'm fine to agree with, but it changes the terms under which you made your comment in the first place to poo poo them. If your point is that technological advances cede some part of humanity to technology, sure, but by nature of that point this isn't relevant commentary on LLMs outside the fact they too participate in that lineage, which, okay, but that isn't really saying anything besides "LLMs are technology".