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But "Mars" is not simply a misspelling of the correct object, it confuses two distinct objects. A better comparison would be "When did Louis Armstrong set foot
by tremon 5y ago
But "Mars" is not simply a misspelling of the correct object, it confuses two distinct objects. A better comparison would be "When did Louis Armstrong set foot on the Moon?"
- tshaddox 5y agoIndeed, it's a confusion between two distinct objects, and the intended object is overwhelmingly clear, which is why it's appropriate to correct the confusion and give the intended response.
- JoshuaDavid 5y agoAmusingly, "what date did Louis Armstrong land on the Moon" displays the same behavior of showing the date "July 20, 1969" and no indication that it answered a different question than the one you asked.