> The problem isn't this weird gaslighting attempt that we just haven't let Claude in our hearts and souls yet which you seem to have determined is inevitable (spoiler alert, it is not),
I don't believe it's inevitable and in fact, I'm thoroughly against the use of tools like Claude.
My reference to "different stages of acceptance" was only to indicate that people have embraced these things to varying degrees, and it that it seems to be this difference which is causing conflict in discussions like this. (I doubt I will ever fully accept it. A lot needs to change for that to happen).
I didn't really have the "five stages of grief" in mind when I wrote it.
I don't believe it's inevitable and in fact, I'm thoroughly against the use of tools like Claude.
My reference to "different stages of acceptance" was only to indicate that people have embraced these things to varying degrees, and it that it seems to be this difference which is causing conflict in discussions like this. (I doubt I will ever fully accept it. A lot needs to change for that to happen).
I didn't really have the "five stages of grief" in mind when I wrote it.