Real writers—are the ones who derive great significance and purpose in writing– not for an end result. They write for a fractal of reasons existing in the process as a whole. Using AI for any process of writing removes the authenticity engraved in the step-by-step process that has for generations been conducted raw… amid the dust of books, and the messiness of debate among various authors and genres.
Real Writer write for the process…
- Outlining is such an Art: You’re gathering raw data from multiple places… and mapping your thoughts in lieu of these threads. You listen to a podcast, while reading an article online inspiring certain quotes from a nonfiction library book you’ve been plowing through daytime. Alongside new experiential tendrils budding from within, your craft draws from 4 varying sources of input with which to begin designing your Piece.
2. Researching is such an Adventure: Investigating both commercial and raw content at once… you activate dualistic neuro-pathways at once through the authentic unveiling of self of newly discovering information. Safely un-intercepted by a synthetic entity—whose every word is dictated and recorded from on up high. How stupid and sheeplike do you need to be to follow such script as it steams and fires…. It’s like running to get vaccinated right away during covid… Be tame. Remain cautious…
3. Editing is a Fashion: Read through once. Cut, copy and paste-lace, fabric squares, and sequins strings unto context; where do they belong? Sew in, weave in transition threads to integrate, and then massage through till the end. Return to pink highlighted segments, and still have no solution? Scanning hyphenated verbiage options that remain highlighted in yellow can remain so satisfying, especially upon still not knowing which to choose.
4. Transcribing is an Experience: What point is there is having a manmade robot lie, or inadequately represent someone whose craft you trust and respect? Of course there will be extra distance, coldness in the translation. You are human and deserve human contact to derive answers, tonality, and emotional dimension. The craft of writing, much like sky diving or hot air ballooning, deserves your firsthand visceral, sensory experience.
Writing is a process of self-discovery: Learning what interests you, connecting ideas drawn from meticulously drawn sources, and piecing together an intricate way that is uniquely YOU.
