I tired of slaving on a normal job. I'm thinking about writing texts on buddhism and the law (because I'm a lawyer). Is it still worth it or AI will ruin everything?
>>62634241Zoomers and alphas don't read. They just tiktok and roblox.
>>62634251ok, you have a point, lol
>>62634251reading is universalwriting is done by the intelligent for the intelligentfight me IRL
i unno im not in charge of books call a libery or sumat
>>62634380You're right, the problem is in how to monetize it (And I'm not talking about copyrighting) I mean things like essays, articles, books and such.
>>62634241do it
>>62634396The way I see it goes two waysEither you scam bait people with AI generated Amazon ebooks, scam bait people with legitimate content but that's hidden behind paywalls, services, or e-books. Maybe combine the two. Or you legitimately write a book, get it published, etc.I'd say law is probably lucrative but you have to find your niche - like who is going to read your shit that can benefit from your knowledge? Like I could care less about some case or some ruling or whatever else, but if it somehow gives me an incentive or some kind of sense of protection or skirting around laws or codes then there we go. Think sovereign citizen movement but literal bonafide cheat codes and not whims of fancy. IDK adlibbing.
