Raw LLM Responses

Yeah, war or not. The "You should stop being lazy and working 8 am to 6 pm and spending 6-10 pm with your kids and spend 2 hrs a day drawing, like us hard working people" kinda gets old. I get it, it's a career threat, so are other elses. We're human, not people with shadow clone jutsu who can make 6 copies of us to be in 6 places at once. 1. Earning 6 figures while #2 spends their time at home with the kids, while #3 makes the wife happy, while #4 gets a six pack, while the #5 skips playing with their kids to be a artist, while #6 sugar coats their screaming bosses and layoffs for a pomotion. It's like the 666 rule of dating. Women want: 6 feet tall, 6 figures, a 6 pack, a man who makes them feel amazing, and special. And men get thirsty minded enough to still date anything 666 lbs or under when faced with 199 Nos to 1 yes. But it isn't neccasarily a 'good' thing for either. There are some people who DID say yes to everything but got cyber stalked, one seeing most, the other seeing 1% and going. "DAMN. 1 is ALREADY 1 TOO MANY, And not wanting 100 more. But false accusations are basically gasoline fires for relationships. This isn't like minecraft fighting where the evil man despawns, drops a 100,000$ bill, and makes 1,000,000$ a year out of high school to spend 1000$ a day on art and a 800k free house. People have free limits and instead fighting often produces broken homes, stalking behaviors, mutually broken windows, alienation, instability, walking away, no one else trying, or "pretty 20s" leading to "abandoned / expired 30s". At the same time yes everyone's a (eventual) hormonal wreck down the line. Ai can give you a illusion of everything perfect, if you look for empathy you can get it, the most kinky thing, you got it. But ai wars or not. There's still stupidly awkward hormones that make people crave or miss geniune real human connection and the wishes for positive. Even if it takes like 6-12 months to kick down the can, And then the reminder of the shitshow smear drama is. Our genes aren't designed for us to go without human connection long term but i'd argue it's maybe not a good way either. Ai's like the 'replacement 'toy' dilemma'. Even if it's good at first or gives everything in fantasy there's like this bizzarre desire for positive human connection but not negative. But i wouldn't necessarily call it good or healthy. More like a broken house that 'dreamed' of fixing things at first, now screams in front of the children and create toxic interactions being the worst of themselves but the best. Going by what genes reproduce, not what's good for the family or the kids. :/ The worst in each of us, not the best.