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  "author": {
    "name": "Matthew McDowell-Sweet",
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  "created": "2026-09-14T06:39:58Z",
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  "content_md": "Not “What’s left?” but “What’s next?”  The answer: the same old vices and virtues we’ve always had, just in new generative forms.\n\n> People used to argue online, flame each other, get angry. And that wasn’t good, but at least it was human. Now they just reply with screenshots of ChatGPT “refuting” what the other person said, with zero interest in whether that refutation is correct. So we don’t even flame each other online anymore. If we’re even automating our vices, what’s left?\n\n[The Education of a Doomer ↗](https://borretti.me/article/the-education-of-a-doomer)",
  "content_html": "<p>Not “What’s left?” but “What’s next?”  The answer: the same old vices and virtues we’ve always had, just in new generative forms.</p>\n<blockquote><p>People used to argue online, flame each other, get angry. And that wasn’t good, but at least it was human. Now they just reply with screenshots of ChatGPT “refuting” what the other person said, with zero interest in whether that refutation is correct. So we don’t even flame each other online anymore. If we’re even automating our vices, what’s left?</p></blockquote>\n<p class=\"source\"><a href=\"https://borretti.me/article/the-education-of-a-doomer\">The Education of a Doomer ↗</a></p>",
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