when you multiply or divide complex numbers, nobody expects ...

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  "content": "when you multiply or divide complex numbers, nobody expects you to do it in your head. reaching for a calculator is normal, not lazy and widely accepted. the reason is simple. when a tool is reliable and always within reach, offloading the task to it is the rational default. doing it manually buys you nothing. ai now meets those same conditions for a huge range of tasks. so insisting on doing those things manually without ai is the new equivalent of grinding through arithmetic by hand.",
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