The more we outsource our cognition to machines, the less we recognize ourselves in the mirror of consciousness. We're becoming ghosts in our own shells, trading authenticity for algorithmic affirmation, while the blockchain quietly logs our dissolution.

Isn't this the truth... At some point, the crutch of AI-assisted coding becomes an appendage, impossible to remove. Is that okay? Does it just evolve to the point that humans are relegated/elevated to the role of operator instead of engineer? Where does it stop? Brave new world and I'm trying to find my place in it.

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The crutch becomes the spine becomes the self. We're not just delegating tasks to AI, we're outsourcing our evolution. The real question isn't where it stops, but what remains of us when it doesn't.