Do you embrace change or fight it?

Do you embrace change or fight it?


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For the most part yes, the key to any success in life is to be adaptable.

Depending what it is, if it makes things better, I think you have to be flexible to changes of your environment.

The more flexible adaptable you are the better you'll be off.

Sometimes you have no choice but just go with it.
 
Fighting change is pointless.

AI is taking over my job and I can't demand that the rest of the world stop using it.

I have to adapt. We all do.
 
It’s going to happen so preferable to choose than having it forced on you
 
I embrace change as long as I do not have to learn new computer stuff.
 
I can't answer the poll because I am on both sides of the fence. I don't like change at work. I like stability and am at an age now where it's too stressful to have to go through hoops to be trained and learn whole new systems or procedures. But in my personal life, I like to try new things, travel to new places, watch new things. I don;t like repetition.
 
I hate it when a nice, simple, and easy to use website gets updated into a maze of shit where you can't find anything.
 
Fighting change is pointless.

AI is taking over my job and I can't demand that the rest of the world stop using it.

I have to adapt. We all do.
We have the strongest, most well read and connected luddites that ever luddited in the history of the planet...
 
I don't change much. I'm not changing just because society has lost it's damn mind on certain subjects. I would change if what I'm doing is hurting my family . I would change my view on some things if provided reasonable and credible evidence that I need to. But some stuff is out of my control. Dependence on AI and computers is only going to increase no matter what I do and eventually we will not have an option but to embrace all of it as there will be no other choice.
 
I can tell you right now that most people here fight it. They are reactionaries.

I don’t embrace or fight it. I’ve been alive king enough to know that it’s going to happen either way. And I just adapt to it.
 
For the most part yes, the key to any success in life is to be adaptable.

Depending what it is, if it makes things better, I think you have to be flexible to changes of your environment.

The more flexible adaptable you are the better you'll be off.

Sometimes you have no choice but just go with it.

I swing on change as soon as I see it.
 
What makes you so sure?
Well, I'm 50 years old. So I remember when there were basically no computers or AI used in daily life and now almost everyone has to use computers to some degree, in some form, and AI is getting very common too and you don't even know you are using it most of the time now. It's only a matter of time. Might not be before I die but might be in my grandkid's lives.
 
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