Comment by altcognito

We also probably need to lower our standards somewhat, if not for the only reason to allow ourselves to grow.

One of the best and worst things to ever happen to self-expression was the internet. While it exposes us to so many new ways of thinking, it can also be repressive in so many ways, not to mentions limits many of us from engaging with those in the immediate area. Also it holds onto our worst outputs forever!

You might see why I really like the point about embracing imperfect communication and expression for so many reasons.

I think it's fine to strongly reject non-human communication for certain (maybe even many purposes), but there are a lot of "production" type situations (boilerplate code, CRUD systems) that don't require a human grinding away at it, and humanity benefits from using it's time more wisely. Defining what is "intellectual" work versus this "repetitive" work is kinda tough, and it is probably different for everyone. There is a certain amount of grinding necessary, and some move through it faster than others.

In any case, thanks for the response.