I walked into a donut shop and the young lady said, "look at you" with a big smile on her face. I thought I was a little Marioesque at the time, but obviously, I still remember it.
No, see. Every part of the body is like a different department of a company. You can turn them off, on, rearrange them, and it doesn't affect anything else.
Later this week, I'm going to rotate my kidneys for fun.
This is off topic. But my mind got stuck on: bodyguard video went viral because he was scanning the crowd...
Were all the other guards surfing Twitter? How did it go viral that he was doing the basic function of his job?
But after that experiment, experiment with fresh home made bread from soaked grain and wild yeasts (ie., the way bread was before industrialization). Then decide if bread is the problem or industrial food is the problem.
An interesting wag to look at this might be that since AI is borrowing from people, it's writing will look standard/normal. Instantly recognizable what it's supposed to be saying. Whereas human originality will always require unpacking because it is new.
The alternative is to sell your soul to the machine.
Your mission is to learn the owners name and befriend them, marry your son to his daughter or vice-versa. And defend this hallowed ground against the plague of chain book stores and the unspeakable of the Zon.
Indie is like handmade craft, it's going to have imperfections and readers know that. Just don't abuse them. Be legitimately skilled and give your best effort. As others have pointed out 3rd party editors make mistakes too even with "fresh eyes."