I’m sure it does. If you ask a question, it forces you to think the problem through, which has a similar effect as the kind of therapeutic writing that is mentioned in this article.
A well thought out question definitely counts. (Though the majority of my questions to chatGPT certainly are below that threshold)
I’m reminded of this article about writing good Anki cards. The act of writing a good question is at least as important, if not more so, than the spaced repetition part.
I wonder how much coming to a verbal conclusion is important. Many times, writing won't "fix" things because I come out of it unable to put a bow on the thought. It's yet another thing I couldn't finish. Am I more resilient just for starting? Maybe.
Does writing LLM prompts count? :D
I’m sure it does. If you ask a question, it forces you to think the problem through, which has a similar effect as the kind of therapeutic writing that is mentioned in this article.
A well thought out question definitely counts. (Though the majority of my questions to chatGPT certainly are below that threshold)
I’m reminded of this article about writing good Anki cards. The act of writing a good question is at least as important, if not more so, than the spaced repetition part.
https://andymatuschak.org/prompts/
I wonder how much coming to a verbal conclusion is important. Many times, writing won't "fix" things because I come out of it unable to put a bow on the thought. It's yet another thing I couldn't finish. Am I more resilient just for starting? Maybe.
Non-syndicated source: https://theconversation.com/writing-builds-resilience-by-cha...