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Will members of the intellectual class let AI rot their brains?

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By Chilton Williamson 
| The Spectator (World)
An adage dating at least from my adolescence: “You either use it or lose it.” This bit of folk wisdom, which refers principally – or so I understand – to the male procreative organ, has always been considered so obvious as to hardly need stating. Thus the recent discovery that the same principle goes for another human organ – the brain – should not surprise anyone.
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The tyranny of the mass-intellectual

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By Chilton Williamson 
| The Spectator (World)
In the classical world the question of whether virtue can be taught, or is rather acquired by interior inclination and moral development, was the subject of intense debate by the best Grecian and Roman philosophers. None ever succeeded, however, in agreeing an answer.
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The tyranny of the mass-intellectual

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By Chilton Williamson 
| The Spectator Australia
In the classical world the question of whether virtue can be taught, or is rather acquired by interior inclination and moral development, was the subject of intense debate by the best Grecian and Roman philosophers. None ever succeeded, however, in agreeing an answer.
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