AI can write anything — except what feels alive. Learn how to write for real humans when machines have learned to mimic emotion.
AI can generate stories, essays, even empathy.
But it can’t generate presence.
Machines can imitate tone, not tension.
They can simulate structure, not soul.
Writing for humans in an AI world means keeping one rule in mind: the reader must feel the writer thinking.
That means visible doubt, contradiction, curiosity.
AI writes certainty; humans write process.
If your text sounds perfect, it’s probably dead.
If it sounds like someone thinking aloud, it’s alive.
We don’t need to compete with AI on fluency.
We win on imperfection — the traces of a mind still searching.
Write like a human.
Not because it’s noble, but because it’s noticeable.
