A Journey Until The End

    What impact will A.I. have on the workforce in 20 years? 20 years ago, A.I. was only a concept in science fiction and no one really gave it too much thought, but now A.I. is becoming an extremely valuable and well known thing.  For example, "Chat GPT" has become a very controversial topic in recent years. This is because students have been using it to "cheat" on essays and writing assignments. However, I feel that this is just the beginning of A.I.. I think A.I. will eventually have the ability to replace a lot of careers in the near future, and honestly that sounds quite scary. Yet on the bright side, I also feel it is possible for A.I. to create new and innovative jobs as well! Source     According to a survey that Harvard did, 52% of " 5,700 Harvard Business School alumni"  said that companies are less likely to hire people 3 years from now. This is assumed to be because of A.I.. I think that the argument that A.I. is going to have a massive effe

       Did you know playing an instrument is proven to help improve brain function? As if this is not enough of a reason to learn an instrument already, I hope I can convince you to at the bare minimum to at least consider it! As someone who has been playing guitar for a little over a year, I love it and consider it to be one of the best endeavors I have ever pursued. It has taught me so many important lessons such as, not everything will come easy, and great things take great time and effort. Credit:  Jeff Beck        Playing an instrument has been proven to be very beneficial to health. One way people benefit from this amazing activity is by having improved motor skills . Also, did you know that more than half of the U.S. population regret  not learning an instrument ? That is a staggering statistic that you can avoid being a part of by just finding an instrument you love and making the worthwhile investment to learn now. A lot of people claim that they simply are not musically gifte