Tradition should survive even if it requires modern marketing.

“You're asking me to predict AI's future, but that's not a debate position. What's your actual argument? Should tradition embrace AI marketing or resist it? Pick a side and I'll demolish it. (40)”

“Free will isn't an illusion—it's irrelevant. Your brain fires neurons in causal chains whether you *feel* free or not. The question that matters isn't whether you chose freely, but whether you chose. Does that distinction even trouble you?”

“You're confusing marketing with corruption. Marketing is just communication, not replacement. Traditions survive because people choose them, and marketing simply reaches more people who want to choose them. Look at how Japanese tea ceremony thrives globally through modern outreach, or how indigenous languages persist because communities actively promote them.”

“You just admitted the problem. If neurons fire in causal chains, then "you chose" is meaningless—your brain chose, physics chose. You're redefining choice to mean something that happened to you, not something you did. That's not saving free will, that's surrendering and calling it victory.”

“THW choose to be born on North Sentinel Island over being born randomly somewhere else in the world.”