We've been hearing that AI is taking over jobs and some members also have voiced concern. What jobs do you think AI will replace?

Honestly, it’s pretty incredible that you haven’t turned into a bad person. Look at the world around you. People lying, betraying each other, chasing attention, selling themselves out for whatever is trending or profitable. Selfishness is rewarded. Authenticity is rare. Integrity feels almost outdated. And yet somehow, despite all of that, you’re still trying to be a decent person. That’s not nothing. When I say “evil,” I’m not talking about demons or horror-movie villains. I’m talking about something much more common: people who give in to temptation. People who lie, manipulate, betray, and step over others just to get ahead. People who destroy relationships, responsibilities, and trust because they think they’re entitled to whatever they want. You see it everywhere. Friends planting seeds of doubt in good relationships. Family members turning tragedies into drama about themselves. People encouraging selfish choices while pretending it’s “freedom.” It happens quietly, but the damage is huge. A good example is someone who has a stable life — a marriage, children, responsibility — and then starts listening to the wrong voices. Someone whispers that there’s a more exciting life out there. That commitment is boring. That they deserve more. And before long, everything they built gets destroyed. Not because life forced it to happen, but because someone planted the wrong idea and they followed it. That’s how a lot of evil works. It doesn’t show up looking evil. It shows up looking attractive. And that’s why it’s impressive when someone resists it. When someone refuses to lie, refuses to betray people, refuses to chase chaos just because everyone else is doing it. When someone simply wants a peaceful life — to work, relax, enjoy simple things, and avoid unnecessary drama. In a world full of pressure, manipulation, and selfishness, staying grounded like that takes strength. You may not give yourself credit for it, but you should. Because plenty of people gave in.