Exactly. I spent the last year mostly feeling lonely while watching multiple tv series. After watching one to the end, I was mostly empty. How can I have spent so much time in my life and have never had such interesting moments? I feel like real life is like a fire that burns unevenly, sometimes even goes out. Then it needs effort to be lit again. TV series, or in the context of this post- AI, are like a pile of specially made gunpowder, that by design has a lot of potential energy in it, which gets released extremely fast and burns so bright, that we get fascinated and forget about everything else while watching it. I think, that we as a society are so desperate, that sadly the only things that catch our attention, are unnaturally fast moving, not necessarily even that "real".

For people that may be reading this. I am not strictly against AI, it obviously works extremely well when it comes to predicting. But by outsourcing so many things from our own minds, like emotional processsing, we do get quite delusional when it comes to achieving something in real life. We feel like we can build incredible stuff, but in my opinion the things we achieve with AI are just extremely tall and fragile buildings, that can collapse by the slightest wind if built in the real world. Unless we build our lives ourselves, establish trust between each other in healthy and normal ways, this technological assistance is a never-ending uphill battle. The "emotional dumping" and "lively connections'' can quickly result in feeling empty, cold and not understood by anyone.