I think this would be extremely useful when we can do the inverse. Basically - can we detect if someone's writing is nonsensical or not? Can we detect if some

I think this would be extremely useful when we can do the inverse. Basically - can we detect if someone's writing is nonsensical or not? Can we detect if someone that is producing many well written essays is adhering to reality or not? Are they subtly re-defining terms, using flawed examples, etc? The generated example of the biologists discovering a unicorn herd is too convincing on its own. It's only because it's so outlandish that we get the sense it's fictional.