When AI makes everything effortless, what's left is taste, curiosity and people you love
Daniel_Farinax · x · 2026-10-11
DanielFarinax shares his wife's take: in an AI world where everything is effortless and instant, degrees don't matter and anyone can build anything — so maybe success isn't the point anymore. What's left is taste, curiosity, and the people you love.
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