This article argues that building and using AI agents can trigger a genuine addiction, driven by constant dopamine hits and FOMO. It quotes Steve Yegge’s “AI Vampire” warning and points to studies showing heavy LLM use erodes critical thinking, urging regular breaks to preserve creativity and well-being.

The article explores the author's firsthand experience with online sports betting, revealing the thrill and stress of placing wagers while navigating personal and moral dilemmas. It discusses the rapid growth of the sports-betting industry in America and the historical context of gambling's societal perception.

The author reflects on their journey through addiction to nitrous oxide and the profound spiritual experience that altered their perception of reality. This transformation led to a deep exploration of the existence of God and the struggle to find evidence of divine presence, revealing the complexities of faith and personal truth.