• sebastiancarlosOP
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    2 个月前

    There’s no criticism of the outside factors

    The article literally starts with “In 2026, the job market is tough. AI plunged us all into economic despair” (itself exaggerated, and a play on the typical “AI doomer” clickbait articles saying what we all know more dramatically, which is another can of worms).

    It shouldn’t be a sentence for poverty.

    Agreed. And in the article it isn’t. He does get a job at the end.

    But yeah, I can see how your reading of the article is valid. I’ll sleep on it and see if I can do something about it.

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      2 个月前

      “In 2026, the job market is tough. AI plunged us all into economic despair” (itself exaggerated, and a play on the typical “AI doomer” clickbait articles […])

      The choice to frame this with parody is a bit problematic, though, since it makes it sound like your piece agrees that the economic issues are wildly overblown. They are somewhat, of course, but it’s also a very difficult time for many people.

      I can see how your reading of the article is valid. I’ll sleep on it and see if I can do something about it.

      Thank you for the acknowledgement. Maybe I’m over-identifying with your character, but the piece hit me pretty hard in a bad way. Your empathy is really appreciated.

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        2 个月前

        That parody is a bit problematic, though

        That’s a good point, yes.

        Your empathy is really appreciated.

        No problem! Fwiw I think a lot of us identify with a lot of that character these days.