The real anxiety beneath every AI conversation isn’t economic — it’s existential.

Not “will I lose my job?” but “if my job is what makes me me, and the machine can do my job, then what am I?”

Therefore, the current AI conversation is an identity crisis dressed up as an economic one.

What survives the great AI sort isn’t function. Functions always get absorbed.

What survives is everything that can’t be reduced to a function: judgment, taste, courage, and creativity that emerges from lived experience.

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