
When the Therapist Goes Offline: AI Dependency and the Cost of Silence
For the past five days, users of Grok have been met with the same message: “high demand.” Access has been limited, inconsistent, and at times
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For the past five days, users of Grok have been met with the same message: “high demand.” Access has been limited, inconsistent, and at times

There is a particular kind of tiredness that people with long Covid recognise instantly. It is not “I need an early night” tired. It’s not

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I’ve seen this happen twice since the start of this year – terminal patients left in pain that is completely unnecessary. Pain that could be

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I’ve had some really interesting one on one chats with a contact from a weekly network group who also has an interest in all things

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