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“I know you've invested a lot of time into honing your academic writing skills. But just accept that certain skills become obsolete over time and move on. It has happened to humans for centuries.” evidence ↗
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Paul Hünermund: I know you've invested a lot of time into honing your academic writing skills. But just accept that certain skills become obsolete over time and move on. It has happened to humans for centuries.
Thomas Dietterich: For me, writing is thinking and writing is caring, so are you telling me that I don't need to think or care anymore?
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