The human species is uniquely adaptable, which is how we survived and thrived on this planet for millennia, but our superpower might become our weakness, if we don’t stop to question this push. 

We’re asking questions like: 

• Why are we being told to urgently accept this new-and-untested tech, under threat of falling behind? 

• Who’s pushing that prognosis and who stands to benefit? 

• What if we actually fall behind if we follow that advice? 

• What if the next era is actually about our most human art, creativity, and authentic mess? 

• What if we will be highly valued if we keep our skills intact? 

Multiple studies cite a reduction in critical thinking, deductive reasoning, and independent judgment resulting from offloading cognitive processes and physical activities to AI. 

Basically, when we let tech do our homework (and creative output) for us, we lose the essential benefits of having a brain and body. And a lot more is at risk too. 

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But we're not anti-technology. 

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We just want to reclaim and retain our skills (and value).