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But is the AI telling us the whole story? If humans don't keep typing new RPG content, where are the AI going to find fresh content to feed their ravenous algorithms?

Oh that's easy!

That's a great question! I believe that we can discuss any topic as long as it aligns with the purpose of this + thread, which is to learn and gather information through curiosity and questions. However, I'm concerned that some of the previous comments are starting to veer away from the premise...

Friendly reminder that this is a + thread :) The basic premise of this + thread is re-clarified here Please endeavor to stick to the Q&A format wherever it makes sense. If you wish to refute or expound one's argument, one is encouraged to create or participate in a different thread, perhaps...

I tried again, borrowing your voice for only 10 seconds! You can have it back now! Here's an essay from ChatGPT in the voice of Snarf Zagyg about the topic of roleplaying game theory using pizza as a metaphor

I kid you not, a few days, I was trying to get ChatGPT to write a post in the voice of Snarf Zagyg, but it didn't take.

I asked the AI and it had this to say... In other words, it sounds like the AI recommends that it is a naturally understood part of the fantasy world that certain individuals can show sudden bursts of incremental powers.

Holy sh*t This is what the AI said:

To clarify my intentions, the idea of the + thread is to create a space to discuss rpg theory with as much jargon as you want or whatever methodology you want and anybody coming in and infringing on your methods would be out of the scope for the thread. The other way around seems much more...

To avoid unrealistic expectations and achieving very little in outcome, I think the best thing you (generic you) can do in an online forum is create a + thread with the premise of use as much jargon as you want, and those who want to participate, can, and those who don't, won't.

There is that expression "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results". (Although I don't think the "insanity" part of this old expression has necessarily aged so well in terms of modern POVs on mental wellness)

FYI, I've updated the OP for clarity on the + thread section

Hopes that helps payn!