Seeking to understand others before being understood. As long as a (generous) standard of good faith is met, I meet others' thoughts and views with curiosity. I do not have to agree with them.
Realize that no matter how hard I try, a lot of things are outside of my control to change. The change you desire could take a long time and no shortcuts are feasible. You can stick to your principles and at the same time recognize that there is only so much you can influence.
I have the "URL to restore your preferences in another browser" bookmarked for easy access. I wish Firefox can handle that when adding a custom search engine, but this is good enough.
Long answer: My somatic reaction tells me to fear the accusation. But I choose not to. My brain tells me I shouldn't be. One - AI or not, em dashes are very helpful in comprehension. Two - why should I change myself just for internet points? Should I purposefully worsen my grammar to satisfy the anti-AI reader?
Yes. It's more or less the main way to get things done in a productive manner. Is the person stressed with deadlines? Giving them the safety to speak out that, for example, the constraints are unrealistic is better for everyone involved in the long run.
I was once of a more cynical disposition and automatically assumed the worst in people. It's a very sad way to live.
Don't know if I can take it sitting down.