I recorded my screen writing this 6,500-word essay about how to write with AI. We're entering a new era where, despite having access to these insanely powerful technologies, those who can "do it themselves" will create more compelling content proving they can, and showing how.

Recording yourself manually typing 6,500 words to teach people how to write with AI is the meta proof-of-work. When anyone can generate an essay in 10 seconds, raw unedited screen recordings of your actual thought process become the only content moat left

"Do it yourself" still creates the taste. AI drafts; judgment stays human.

Thanks for always dishing out value.

'Language is an open-source operating system.' Wild concept, I know. Anyone can fork the code, few can ship something that actually compiles.

Nicolas Cole, did I ever tell you you're my hero and everything else I could be! Thanks for all you share freely and openly. You're my inspiration.

AI made "competent" free, so competent isn't the flex anymore. taste is. the floor went up and the only ceiling left is the stuff that sounds like nobody but you.

There’s extreme value in writers who can still write from their own brain. It’s kind of like calisthenics(all you) vs weight training(assisted). Machines can give great results. But mastering your body’s functionality is fundamental. The key is to do both.

Hey, Coal, please reply to my DM. I purchased Ship 30 for 30 9 hours ago, and I still haven't received the Skool community invitation email. What's up??

I just forwarded your email to support

I actually find a picture is worth a 1000 words to AI.

The screen recording is the whole argument. Anybody can claim they wrote it. Showing the decisions you made and the ones you rejected is the part a model cannot fake for you. Process is becoming the proof.