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The discussion highlights a tension between optimizing external tool calls and the philosophical need for AI to internalize computation. Some suggest that the latency of calling external scripts could be virtually eliminated by embedding lightweight environments like WebAssembly or the BEAM VM directly into the system, allowing for near-instant execution. Beyond mere efficiency, there is a strong argument that internalizing these processes allows a model to "think" more deeply, enabling it to debug on the fly and achieve superior reasoning that external tools cannot replicate. Ultimately, the debate touches on our fundamental expectations of artificial intelligence, questioning whether a system can be truly intelligent if it merely orchestrates external scripts rather than performing the intellectual labor itself.