Raw LLM Responses

>giving up on the internet as a social tool entirely I think that's very likely. Reddit is like a crowdsource wikipedia, where it's less about interacting with others and more just finding answers to every day problems. Things from "how do I properly diagnose this issue with my car," to "what are some good ways to decorate a home office?" It's like ChatGPT but with real-world examples, and any "conversations" (if we could call them that) are anonymized enough to not feel like you're actually talking to a human. Because you might not be. Personally, for people I have an actual relationship with in the world, I mostly communicate with them directly. Traditional social media spaces are just for advertising, and oldschool forums running bbcode are becoming increasingly obsolete or overrun with automation.