| ▲ | kuerbel 7 hours ago | |
Love your comment. I took the liberty of pasting it to chatgpt and asked it to write another paragraph in the same style: Perhaps it is easier to sneer than to feel, to dull the edges of awe before it dares to wound you with longing. Cynicism is a tidy shelter: no drafts of hope, no risk of being moved. But it is also a small room, airless, where nothing grows. Somewhere beyond that glowing rectangle, the world is still doing its reckless, generous thing—colors insisting on being seen, sounds reaching out without permission, hands shaping meaning out of nothing. You could meet it again, if you chose, not as a judge but as a witness, and remember that wonder is not naïveté. It is courage, practiced quietly. | ||
| ▲ | balamatom 4 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
Thank you for the AI warning, so I didn't have to read that. | ||
| ▲ | exodust 7 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Plot twist. The comment you love is the cynical one, responding to someone who clearly embraces the new by rising above caution and concern. Your GPT addition has missed the context, but at least you've provided a nice little paradox. | ||