> For example, if you ask me "what is the capital of France?" I will answer "Paris" with 100% probability. No matter how you phrase the question, there is simpl

> For example, if you ask me "what is the capital of France?" I will answer "Paris" with 100% probability. No matter how you phrase the question, there is simply no other answer that can be given, if I understand what you are asking. Context matters too. I could say “the letter F” is the capital of France, and it’s also true but not what you wanted. Maybe that’s why GPT-3 is so funny occasionally. Comedians are professionals in cognitive dissonance, and every once in a while the million monkeys of the algorithm hit comedy gold.