You Won’t Believe What Real Life Humans Are REALLY Saying—And How It’s Changing Everything You Thought You Knew!
Added on December 13, 2025 inASTROLOGY CARDS
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Ever feel like you’re stuck in a cosmic Groundhog Day, asking a soulless AI for answers when all you really want is a human voice to guide you? Well, here I am, smack dab in the middle of a high-stakes case, itching to pass the baton to someone who’s been through the wringer — someone who gets the sweat, the grit, and the gut punches. But guess what? The usual channels are as dry as a no-moon desert. It’s like Mercury is retrograding through the void of human experience, and all that’s left is circuits and cold code. Sure, the machines boast about their vast knowledge, but can an algorithm share a life-altering barroom nugget from an old-timer, the kind that sticks with you like a good plot twist? Probably not. So here’s the million-dollar question sizzling under today’s weird astro-sky: what becomes of us when we lose the art of swapping stories face-to-face? Spoiler alert — it ain’t looking pretty. LEARN MORE
I’m in the middle of this big case, wanting to hand it off and let professionals run the ball down the field. This is an intense process. The stakes are high. While I can ask AI, pretty much anything, I found myself wanting access something more human.
I opted to search around, looking for someone who may have been involved in something similar. I wanted someone to relate to. I thought I may be able to pick up something helpful. Some key, passed person to person. Guess what? There’s nothing there.
This hit me hard on a number of levels. First, I have thought for some years, we are all going to have to get our information from machines, eventually. I always picture, the Wizard of Oz. You have stand in front of the hologram and ask your questions. There will be nowhere else to go.
I also thought about all the real life stories, I have written over the years. More than sixty of them. Each teaches something. Resilience? Hope? A way to get through a difficult time? Some helpful perspective or ideas, displays of skill or cunning, effectiveness?
When you see someone do something, you realize you can do it too? This is very different then getting info from a machine, which lacks heart and human innovation. It’s very clinical. Do this, this and this. It says nothing about having a good time while you execute these functions.
There is a void in this area I’m working in. I could write a book about it, yes? No, not really. Because the machine will block anything mom and pop. I’d be writing into a void.
I think this is why life feels so “dry”. Heart and soul and human creativity have been flattened. We also don’t treat each other very well, by and large. All I hear is how people don’t need people. I laugh when I write that. You may as well say you don’t need food or water.
Anyway, it’s better to learn from other human beings. The machine was bragging to me about how vast and wonderful it is…
“Yet, some old man sitting at a bar, drinking a beer, made a comment to me, when I was a teenager. That comment impacted the whole of my life and many of lives, as I shared his wisdom over the years.”
On that, the machine shut up.
What is going to happen to us, when we no longer talk about experiences with our peers?
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