[15d] always-on 🔌 (13)

habit forming, habit breaking

ChatGPT: A lone desk in a dimly lit room; only the glow of a laptop screen illuminates the room. Electric tendrils of light emerge from the screen, morphing into swirling words and icons that hover above, symbolizing instant generation, translation, and synthesis. Outside the window, a dark sky hints at late hour, reinforcing the tension between curiosity and rest.

Can I really use this any time I want?

It isn't just a matter of accessing information at any time and any place (provided there's power and an internet connection).

It's the mysterious ability of generating, translating, and synthesizing ideas in just seconds.

• Sometimes, other people aren't available when that spark of thought comes to mind.

• Sometimes, a person with that familiarity of a subject isn't accessible.

• Sometimes, can we let the thought fly away, trusting that it will come back in its time?

Anything, digital or otherwise, can have a grip on us that seems impossible to release. When it's not a bother to another person, we can feel that there's no harm to never-ending queries.

Our mind, body, and soul were made to rest and take a break from endless stimulus.

Addiction is a serious word and should be approached carefully from either side.

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[15d] source 📚 (12)