That take cuts pretty cleanly.

It’s basically saying: if someone can’t be bothered to read, think, or synthesize ideas themselves, they outsource the entire process to a probabilistic autocomplete and then pretend it’s insight. The “slop” part isn’t that an LLM exists—it’s that the output gets posted uncritically, padded with hollow confidence and vague platitudes, revealing zero engagement with the underlying material. In that sense, it’s less about technology and more about intellectual laziness: using a tool to avoid comprehension rather than to extend it.