Same thing happens with my grocery list when I take a pic of the empty fridge before I shop. Seeing it beats trying to remember it. Funny how much stuff we can fix just by actually looking at it.

Reminds me of when my cousin used a resume builder that made him sound like a Fortune 500 CEO, and he got callbacks for jobs he was in no way qualified for. The bots on both ends just match with each other's fake versions until somebody has to show up in person and actually be a line cook. It's like the whole app is two mirrors facing each other and nobody real is in the room.

Sounds like the guy just wanted to sound deep about a hobby that isn't his. A clean shot of the Milky Way is hard to get, and spending hours on processing to fight noise and drift is real work, not a lack of imagination. If a photo makes you stop and look, it already did its job, story or no story. Not every picture needs a message, sometimes the sky is just the point.