The Cluely Manifesto – cheat on everything

2 points by rathish_g 2 months ago | 3 comments
  • rathish_g 2 months ago
    Every time technology makes us smarter, the world panics. Then it adapts. Then it forgets. And suddenly, it's normal.
    • eeik 2 months ago
      You’re mistaking a shortcut for a skill.

      Calculators didn’t make people better at math — they made math vanish from the average mind. Spellcheck didn’t improve spelling — it bred autocorrect addicts. And now Cluely doesn’t make people smarter — it makes them dependent.

      You’re not building intelligence. You’re building the illusion of intelligence, draped over atrophied minds too distracted to notice their muscles no longer move.

      You say we won’t need to memorize, write, or think — but who understands what they’ve never wrestled with?

      A prompt is not a thought. An answer is not an idea. And being "right" in real time is not the same as knowing why.

      If the future belongs to the one who asks the best question, then God help us if no one remembers how to wonder without help.

      • namaria 2 months ago
        Seems hilariously easy to detect tho. Just like in live conversation, when someone appears to be bullshitting their way through it... You casually drop some plausible nonsense and the con artist will show their hand by improvising on the plausibility instead of calling it out.