Divergent

MY thoughts came to this as I was thinking over the last year of the horrible Israel-Hamas war and, more recently, the advances China is making in artificial intelligence (AI), which were highlighted by a long video on CNBC released on YouTube on Jan.

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Are we slipping into an era where the lowest common cognitive denominator dictates what we read, write, and believe? Or are we witnessing collective wisdom on steroids?