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+date: 2023-03-17 13:57
+description: My thoughts on writing in the 21st century.
+tags: ramblings, writing
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+
+# Future of Writing
+
+I love taking jotting down my thoughts as bullet points.
+I find it easier to be able to recall my thoughts by just reading the keywords.
+But, at the same time, am I actually able to recall everything?
+
+
+The primary reason I started writing in my journal is because I knew, I was never
+able to recall anything with 100% guarantee.
+
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+So, the question arises, does it still make sense to put time and effort into writing blog posts?
+You can simply ask an autoregressive model to generate it for you, based on bullet points.
+I feel like writitng still has a place in this world. Limitting ourselves to a model trained on a finite dataset, feels like an insult to creativity.
+If neural networks stopped being prediction machines, and were actually able to "think", I would still believe that creativity wins.
+Even if that creativity was now coming from the machine.
+
+> I am the master of my fate,. I am the captain of my soul.
+
+As long as I am alive, and I have the spirit of being rebellious, I am never going to stop trying to write.
+Even if we have a tool that can generate the perfect essay, we humans will still write.
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+Why? Just because we can. \ No newline at end of file