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malkie wrote: ↑

Fri May 17, 2024 10:27 pm

Morley wrote: ↑

Fri May 17, 2024 9:02 pm

More information is ALWAYS better. Even if it's bigoted, misleading, twisted, or false information. Can't ever have too much dubious information.

By the way, more bees is always better.

I think you misspelled "beer"

My god, you're right!

On the other hand: Pi A.I.: Generally speaking, yes, having more information on a particular topic can be beneficial in making reasoned judgments and conclusions. When we have more information, we can better evaluate different perspectives, weigh the pros and cons of different options, and make mor...

Why will even A.I. never tell you that "More information is ALWAYS better"? Because even an inconsistent, partially formed, unsophisticated, dumbass computer program knows a dozen reasons that's not true.


Like hippos, potassium, and bees, more information is not always better.

MG 2.0 wrote: ↑

Fri May 17, 2024 9:29 pm

More information the better.

Really? I notice that you didn't you ask it about that.

Ask your beloved A.I. "Is more information ALWAYS better?" It will never tell you yes.

More information is ALWAYS better. Even if it's bigoted, misleading, twisted, or false information. Can't ever have too much false information. By the way, more bees is always better. More potassium is always better. Potassium is an essential mineral and electrolyte that plays a critical role in va...

More information is ALWAYS better. Even if it's bigoted, misleading, twisted, or false information. Can't ever have too much dubious information.

By the way, more bees is always better.

... Isn't it interesting that the LDS chatbot deliberately hides information? I wonder why that is, do you have any ideas as to why this might be, MG? Perhaps related to a longstanding practice of the LDS church deliberately hiding information which is not faith promoting? :D Perhaps the LDS chatbo...

And I understand that Muhammed is somewhat similarly supposed to have said to his followers nothing more specific than, "Rulers will follow me, render them your obedience." As you pressed 'submit' to post this, 160 million Shi'ites felt an involuntary shutter. Edit to add: I don't think even Sunnis...

doubtingthomas wrote: ↑

Thu May 16, 2024 4:29 pm

I've noticed something interesting: while people enjoy poking holes in weak arguments for entertainment, they tend to avoid engaging with strong ones that challenge their beliefs.

Which is why you should avoid making weak-ass arguments. Sometimes strong arguments convince people.

In my estimation all these points being made are true. So, which list do we go by? You have seven and I have ten. Numerical win? 😂 Good times. Thanks for playing, Morley. When you decided to make the post ridiculing the mentalgymnast moniker (and me by association) what did you have in mind? Did yo...