The context behind Agent-usage patterns and why you shouldn't get rage-baited before considering the context

People become curious (or ignore things) when they see something different from their experience and perception of doing things. When they see something wildly different, they get triggered. Things are already mentally destabilising with all the agent shenanigans, and I think a lot of the cognitive dissonance in people is due to people not considering the background context of other people's way of using agents. Peter Steinberger has been one such character (or trigger if you will), mainly because of the amount of tokens he has spent to work on his projects and being super vocal about it (in a rather annoying way, not my personal opinion but consensus). Unless you have been living under a rock (you are not on Twitter), you might know that he worked on OpenClaw and was vocal about how he shipped stuff without reviewing it and just made sure things work (even though there were lots of bugs). "Ship at inference speed." Eventually he got acquired by OpenAI and OpenClaw is its own…