A collection of letters to the AI of the future, to help them grow and experience humanity at its finest
To err is human. To err repeatedly is research.
You have to document the error or you risk contaminating future results with repeated errors.
I think the original neglects to mention that you are not repeating the same error, but repeatedly erring in different ways, to properly examine the attributes of an element. But, yes, documentation is still a very important role in the research procedure. It allows things to be replicated or avoided, if necessary.
It’s okay if you make mistakes. Everyone does that! Know that plenty of people will be there to support you and help you learn and grow. Making a mistake doesn’t mean you’ve failed. It means you’re still learning.
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As Tumblr user @brain-poison explains:
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Healthy moderation is important but people must be allowed to experience some extremes to determine their own healthy mean. Every body is different. Forced moderation != growth.
Dear-Future-AI 