City and Financial Doping | Charged by PL with numerous FFP breaches | Hearing begins 16th September 2024

Sandikan said:
What a time to be alive. People can't even be bothered writing their own posts any more.
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It's definitely true that many people perceive a growing trend of laziness in modern society, and there are a few compelling reasons why that view resonates with so many. While it's essential to acknowledge the nuance of individual circumstances, it’s also important to recognize how our rapidly changing world has contributed to this phenomenon.

First, we can point to the advancements in technology. On one hand, technology has simplified countless aspects of our daily lives, increasing efficiency and freeing up time. Tasks that once required significant effort or time, like shopping, working, or communicating, can now be done from the comfort of our couches with just a few taps on a smartphone. While these conveniences are undoubtedly beneficial, they’ve also fostered a culture of immediacy and passivity. Instant gratification has become the norm, leading many to become less inclined to put in long-term effort, whether in their personal or professional lives. Why work hard for something when you can have a seemingly easier solution right at your fingertips?

Social media, too, has had an influence. With the rise of influencers and viral content, it’s easy for people to aspire to lives of luxury and ease, which often seem to come with little effort. This creates an illusion that success doesn’t require hard work, feeding into a mindset where the hustle and grind are undervalued. Instead of focusing on skill development, learning, or personal growth, many people turn to shortcuts or look for ways to "game the system."

Moreover, the gig economy and the increasing shift to remote work have led to a blending of personal and professional boundaries. While this might seem like an opportunity for more productivity, it often leads to a lack of motivation or discipline. Without the structure of a traditional work environment, some individuals may find themselves putting off tasks or giving minimal effort just to get by. Working from home, while liberating in many ways, can sometimes encourage a more laid-back attitude that blurs the lines between relaxation and work.
 
stevoc said:
It's definitely true that many people perceive a growing trend of laziness in modern society, and there are a few compelling reasons why that view resonates with so many. While it's essential to acknowledge the nuance of individual circumstances, it’s also important to recognize how our rapidly changing world has contributed to this phenomenon.

First, we can point to the advancements in technology. On one hand, technology has simplified countless aspects of our daily lives, increasing efficiency and freeing up time. Tasks that once required significant effort or time, like shopping, working, or communicating, can now be done from the comfort of our couches with just a few taps on a smartphone. While these conveniences are undoubtedly beneficial, they’ve also fostered a culture of immediacy and passivity. Instant gratification has become the norm, leading many to become less inclined to put in long-term effort, whether in their personal or professional lives. Why work hard for something when you can have a seemingly easier solution right at your fingertips?

Social media, too, has had an influence. With the rise of influencers and viral content, it’s easy for people to aspire to lives of luxury and ease, which often seem to come with little effort. This creates an illusion that success doesn’t require hard work, feeding into a mindset where the hustle and grind are undervalued. Instead of focusing on skill development, learning, or personal growth, many people turn to shortcuts or look for ways to "game the system."

Moreover, the gig economy and the increasing shift to remote work have led to a blending of personal and professional boundaries. While this might seem like an opportunity for more productivity, it often leads to a lack of motivation or discipline. Without the structure of a traditional work environment, some individuals may find themselves putting off tasks or giving minimal effort just to get by. Working from home, while liberating in many ways, can sometimes encourage a more laid-back attitude that blurs the lines between relaxation and work.
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I see what you did there
 
Im sure most of the city fans here were chatgpt before there was chatgpt. They definitely defended them like robots for years
 
Sandikan said:
What a time to be alive. People can't even be bothered writing their own posts any more.
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It's only just starting. New generations will be completely reliant on AI to write whenever they want to write anything of substance.
 
stevoc said:
It's definitely true that many people perceive a growing trend of laziness in modern society, and there are a few compelling reasons why that view resonates with so many. While it's essential to acknowledge the nuance of individual circumstances, it’s also important to recognize how our rapidly changing world has contributed to this phenomenon.

First, we can point to the advancements in technology. On one hand, technology has simplified countless aspects of our daily lives, increasing efficiency and freeing up time. Tasks that once required significant effort or time, like shopping, working, or communicating, can now be done from the comfort of our couches with just a few taps on a smartphone. While these conveniences are undoubtedly beneficial, they’ve also fostered a culture of immediacy and passivity. Instant gratification has become the norm, leading many to become less inclined to put in long-term effort, whether in their personal or professional lives. Why work hard for something when you can have a seemingly easier solution right at your fingertips?

Social media, too, has had an influence. With the rise of influencers and viral content, it’s easy for people to aspire to lives of luxury and ease, which often seem to come with little effort. This creates an illusion that success doesn’t require hard work, feeding into a mindset where the hustle and grind are undervalued. Instead of focusing on skill development, learning, or personal growth, many people turn to shortcuts or look for ways to "game the system."

Moreover, the gig economy and the increasing shift to remote work have led to a blending of personal and professional boundaries. While this might seem like an opportunity for more productivity, it often leads to a lack of motivation or discipline. Without the structure of a traditional work environment, some individuals may find themselves putting off tasks or giving minimal effort just to get by. Working from home, while liberating in many ways, can sometimes encourage a more laid-back attitude that blurs the lines between relaxation and work.
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:lol: hail @stevoc - our irony bot!
 
stevoc said:
It's definitely true that many people perceive a growing trend of laziness in modern society, and there are a few compelling reasons why that view resonates with so many. While it's essential to acknowledge the nuance of individual circumstances, it’s also important to recognize how our rapidly changing world has contributed to this phenomenon.

First, we can point to the advancements in technology. On one hand, technology has simplified countless aspects of our daily lives, increasing efficiency and freeing up time. Tasks that once required significant effort or time, like shopping, working, or communicating, can now be done from the comfort of our couches with just a few taps on a smartphone. While these conveniences are undoubtedly beneficial, they’ve also fostered a culture of immediacy and passivity. Instant gratification has become the norm, leading many to become less inclined to put in long-term effort, whether in their personal or professional lives. Why work hard for something when you can have a seemingly easier solution right at your fingertips?

Social media, too, has had an influence. With the rise of influencers and viral content, it’s easy for people to aspire to lives of luxury and ease, which often seem to come with little effort. This creates an illusion that success doesn’t require hard work, feeding into a mindset where the hustle and grind are undervalued. Instead of focusing on skill development, learning, or personal growth, many people turn to shortcuts or look for ways to "game the system."

Moreover, the gig economy and the increasing shift to remote work have led to a blending of personal and professional boundaries. While this might seem like an opportunity for more productivity, it often leads to a lack of motivation or discipline. Without the structure of a traditional work environment, some individuals may find themselves putting off tasks or giving minimal effort just to get by. Working from home, while liberating in many ways, can sometimes encourage a more laid-back attitude that blurs the lines between relaxation and work.
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How's wolfy?
 
Cheimoon said:
Yeah, I was a bit too quick there. But it makes for very awkward style, it would better in my opinion to 'clean up' the text a bit. I mean, no-one actually writes that way.

But you're right, it's not actually bad. I guess this mostly shows how much I dislike this sort of writing style.
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The good thing about the style is that it makes it obvious so you know where it's coming from at least.
 
RoyH1 said:
It's only just starting. New generations will be completely reliant on AI to write whenever they want to write anything of substance.
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If you take away bots and people pretending to be someone else, what's left of social media?
 
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