I agree with your statement: "When efficiency becomes the ultimate standard, deep thought dies. Deep thought does not move at the pace of AI; it moves at the pace of wisdom". As a physician, I have intentionally avoided using AI when it was made available to me. I will also continue to avoid using AI to "correct" my written documents. I agree with the likelihood uncontrolled use of AI, that wisdom will be diminished as an attribute, and we will become the equivalent of scribes rather than God's spokespersons. I also concur with the statement: "Thinking is useful work." As an Internal Medicine specialist my patients likely benefitted from my cognitive skills and my God given gift of discernment that often, required deep thought. I pointed this out to my wife. When she accuses me of being a "couch potato" that I am actually working. Thank you, Pastor Conner for this thoughtful article (that I perceive did not use AI)