Because artificial intelligence is now able to instantly do extensive research, create content with sophisticated vocabulary and reliably correct grammar, and even act as a proxy for individual thought, is it less—or more—important to cultivate these distinctly human arts of language in our students today? If the latter is true, why? And, how can we do so while recognizing that our students live in a brave new information economy that will undoubtedly continue to expand its capacity to atrophy the skills it replaces? Andrew Pudewa explores the vital roles of reading, conversation, and writing as tools to foster curiosity, creativity, ethical decision-making, and meaningful interpersonal communication. IEW product: https://iew.com/full-ready-and-exact-how-to-become-a-better-thinker-andrew-pudewa