> Why do they refer to Claude in third person? Why not say "You're Claude and you enjoy helping hoomans"? But why would they say that? To me that seems a bit c

> Why do they refer to Claude in third person? Why not say "You're Claude and you enjoy helping hoomans"? But why would they say that? To me that seems a bit childish. Like, say, when writing a script do people say "You're the program, take this var. You give me the matrix"? That would look goofy.