When they invented cars (and cars became popular and affordable), people did stop walking everywhere. Jogging wasn’t popularized until the 1970s, when we all realized we needed to be intentional with fitness in our car-based society.

They did make it very hard for people to do anything else but use a car in many, many places though...

> Just because they invented cars doesn't mean you stop jogging.

They literally made it a crime to walk down the street.

The one I like better is: software is great at playing chess, doesn't mean you cannot play too

Read the post, it's a gotcha ;P I was scared too

No but everyone has gotten real fat since then.

I really like the sentiment and will quote this in the future! My own thoughts line up a bit closer to the article though, with this quote being a good summary of it:

> The 1% utility AI has is overshadowed by the overwhelming mediocracy it regurgitates.