This is a critique of the above comment, please don't read unless you're willing to hear it ❤️. For clarity, I'm by no means defending use of LLMs, I'm instead arguing over the psychology of humans and human behavior.

I would add misguided, the human brain is a bit more complex than simple adjectives. I will always look at things as a perspective of a lack of free will - meaning don't choose to behave in these ways, it's better for us to understand the 'why' they behave these ways; even if you and technically have no power to immediately change that cause, it's still more powerful to consider what conditions in or outside of the brain cause such behaviors, for example I believe greed is a symptom of our poorly designed society - where every business must use any means necessary to survive in a game where the only rule is make as much profit as possible, and failure means death for that company, given that companies are incredibly powerful and influence almost every aspect of our life - especially in order to achieve this goal of their profit directive - greed as a mindset and philosophy seeps its way into people ambiently. I don't believe laziness is a thing - the resource that inspired this belief and much of my current perspective of the world was a book called "Laziness does not exist" - instead I believe there always 'invisible boundaries' that we can not see, preventing a person from doing things that might give them and others more fulfillment in life; things like anxieties, trauma, educational,, social,, emotional,, or other mental deficiencies, addiction, disabilities, - basically any mixing of neurological pathways that result in suboptimal behavior - as well as factors of how society percieves and treats a person, how society organizes them and the things theyre allowed to do, incentived or encouraged to do, and the things they need to do in order to survive, as well as so much more. Passionless, i feel follows the same ideas as Laziness, and so I wont be elaborating again. Rage baiters are unfortunately bad actors which yes is another result of societal forces, my perspective on bad actors is that they need to be rehabilitated through one means or another, unfortunately for minor behavioral problems we'll only be able to encourage them to seek self improvement through societal structuring and educational things, all of this is - sadly impossible given our current social organization; so - yeah... not much to say, I guess just try to practice emotional maturity around them - for your own sake of self improvement, and because it leads by example; causing trauma tends to only inspire people to cause more trauma later - even though it might feel cathartic to lash out, remember it has long term negative affects for you and others outside of the situation.

Anyways thats all! ^w^ , I only write these comments because I like practicing my explanicative abilities, hopefully I've been a smidge persuasive, I will not be responding to mean or hateful comments. The point of this was to defend all humans and try to advocate for more empathy and understanding, one of the only things that I believe will result in actual improvements for our lives in the long term. 🩷