> It’s all common bugs in the heads of those you communicate with. The problem is that people are not equipped to fix those bugs, its very hard to fix a bug wi

> It’s all common bugs in the heads of those you communicate with. The problem is that people are not equipped to fix those bugs, its very hard to fix a bug with a buggy software after all. Which is why, a second opinion, in this case, an AI (or a therapist, a friend, etc) will help significantly. I _should_ have commented on it, but I kept quite. If he really wanted to know what went wrong, I should have told him what happened, but I don't know that. If he had some ML chatbot analyzing the images and such, he would have had a second opinion.