When an LLM fails, it needs you to tell it that it failed, and it needs you to tell it to try again. Conversely, we experience a desire to be thought of as just, and that drives us to seek information on our own. While it mimics the language, it doesn't mimic that honesty because it doesn't need to be honest. That said, it's impressive that the LLM fools you enough to be sobered by the comparison.

Well, now I am mostly sad about the great many talent I have apparently missed out on throughout my entire (mostly work) life.

In my experience, there is a wild amount of finding absolutely nothing wrong with what is clearly going wrong and me having to prompt some variation of "so... what were you planning to do about that thing?" for something to happen.

And are you an LLM or are you the only human that feels this way?

You've proven my point by replying to my comment.