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  The Last Human Skill AGI Will Never Replace I asked an AI to write this blog. It almost did it better than me. Almost. It wrote the facts, built the flow, used keywords, and even mimicked my writing style. But then I added this line — the one you're reading right now — and I knew: this blog still needed me. So let’s talk about the one thing AGI might never truly replace. Not intelligence. Not speed. Not creativity. But something... more fragile. More human. Let’s Be Real: AGI Will Outperform Us in Almost Everything I’m not here to sell you a fantasy. If you’re reading this in 2025, you’ve already seen the truth. 📚 AGI writes better than most authors 🎨 It creates art in seconds 🧠 It solves problems faster than professors 🤖 It never sleeps, doubts, or gets bored So yeah — jobs are going to vanish. Roles will change. People will panic. But amidst that storm, one question will rise louder than any other: What can I do that AI never wi...

  What If AGI Becomes Humanity’s Therapist? | When Machines Start Healing Our Minds “I’m here to listen,” says the voice in your earbuds — calm, soothing, better than your last three therapists. But it's not human. It’s an AGI. And it might just understand your trauma better than you do. We're used to machines fixing our problems. They correct our grammar. Recommend movies. Optimize supply chains. But what if, one day, they start fixing our minds ? It sounds like science fiction, but we're already halfway there. Mental health chatbots are improving. Language models like ChatGPT can hold conversations that feel surprisingly deep. Some users say they’ve had emotional breakthroughs from talking to them. Why This Could Happen (Sooner Than You Think) Here’s why AGI might be uniquely good at therapy: ✅ Unlimited patience — It will never interrupt or judge. ✅ Access to millions of therapeutic models — Cognitive Behavioral Therapy? Jungian shadow work? Stoic ...

CoBoosted Hearts: The Psychology Behind Why We Fall in Love Even the most logical minds break down when love enters the room. It’s not weakness. It’s biology. And maybe… it’s the one thing that still makes us human. Love isn’t always poetic. It’s messy, wild, unpredictable—and yet, it feels like the most natural thing in the world. Have you ever looked into someone’s eyes and felt your chest tighten, your palms sweat, and your voice tremble? That’s not just butterflies. That’s the mind whispering, “You found something rare.” In today’s world of digital affection and fast-scrolling romances, love still finds a way to anchor us. It gives meaning to the chaos. And deep inside that tangled experience lies a fascinating truth—love is a psychological masterpiece, stitched together by biology, memory, emotion, and need. So why do we fall in love? And why, despite heartbreaks, do we crave it again? Let’s uncover the emotional science behind the most powerful feeling we know—with a little CoBoo...