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> 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 an

> 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 There are many capitals of France, depending on time period: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_capitals_of_France https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_capitals_of_France

adwn 5y ago
> depending on time period It is evident to any human that the question includes an implied "right now" temporal qualifier. You've just failed the Turing test ;-)
- visarga 5y ago
  But won the devil's advocate test instead.
- PeterisP 5y ago
  I would say that the implied modifier applies to that particular phrasing, but "No matter how you phrase the question" presumes a wide variety of options where the implications may be very different.