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The poster argues that writing clearly is not easy and expects that by 2030, most people will no longer draft content themselves but will instead become editors.
Most of us aren’t great writers, in part because writing is hard and in part because the number one job of most writing (which is non fiction) is to be clear, which is itself often difficult.
I fully expect most people to cease drafting themselves by 2030. We become editors.
The original text states that most people are not very good writers.
The original text argues that one reason is that writing is difficult.
The original text states that most writing is nonfiction and that its primary task is to be clear.
The original text argues that achieving clarity is often also difficult.
The poster expects that by 2030, most people will stop drafting content themselves and become editors instead.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
The passage first notes that writing and expressing oneself clearly are both difficult, then makes a prediction: in the future, most people's role may shift from directly writing first drafts to editing content. The original text does not explain the specific tools or reasons that would bring about this change.
If this prediction proves true, the primary way people work in writing may change; however, the original text only expresses an expectation and provides no evidence.
Beginners can understand this as a personal view about the future division of writing work, rather than an established or verified fact.
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