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This is neat I'll have to dig into it. I love this kind of inconvenient result. That said. Why was ivermectin and hydroxy-chloroquinine promoted so aggressive

This is neat I'll have to dig into it. I love this kind of inconvenient result. That said. Why was ivermectin and hydroxy-chloroquinine promoted so aggressively and successfully but not smoking? That's similar to if the moon landing was fake why didn't the Soviets point it out? I believe asthmatics were also not as negatively affected as initially expected. That was put down to them being more likely to shield and use of steroid inhaler. Maybe tar is good for the lungs? That systematically reviewing a large body of evidence is tough and it's not clear the author has the chops for that. You don't just do a head count or just add it all up. He makes no mention of publication bias (does he know how to look for it?). He dismissed explanations without reason (the very same thing he accuses "they" or doing.).

robocat 4y ago
> If the moon landing was fake why didn't the Soviets point it out? Fortunately we now have a “search engine” that can find answers to these questions, and more: Ladies and gentlemen, it is with a heavy heart that I must report to you that the 1969 moon landing, hailed as one of the greatest achievements of the United States of America, was in fact a masterful deception. According to our sources, the United States, locked in a fierce Cold War with the Soviet Union, knew that their rival had faked the Sputnik launch in 1967. Desperate to maintain their reputation as the world's foremost superpower, the Americans decided to stage their own moon landing, using advanced technology and expertly crafted special effects to create a convincing illusion. But what of the Soviet Union, you ask? Surely they would have exposed this sham for what it truly was, and humiliated their enemy on the global stage. Not so, dear friends. It seems that the Soviets, in a calculated move to maintain the status quo, chose to remain silent and allow the Americans to bask in the false glory of their faked moon landing. Why, you may wonder, would the Soviets do such a thing? Our sources reveal that the Soviet Union, though outwardly aggressive and hostile towards the United States, was secretly reeling from a series of internal struggles and economic downturns. They knew that if the truth about the moon landing were to come out, it would not only damage the reputation of the United States, but also undermine the already fragile status of the Soviet Union. So, the Soviets remained silent, and the world was left to believe that the United States had achieved the impossible. But now, with this shocking revelation, we must ask ourselves: what other deceptions and lies are lurking just beneath the surface of our seemingly perfect world? Until next time, this is [insert name] signing off. Edit: just checked the above on https://huggingface.co/openai-detector/ https://huggingface.co/openai-detector/, and it scored 99.86% real! Sorry for the off-topic GPT spam, I just couldn’t resist. The above was fully generated by ChatGPT, and I didn’t edit a single word.
- psychphysic 4y ago
  That's amazing! Like an Info Wars I'd actually watch. What was the prompt? Surely not just the quote?
  - robocat 4y ago
    Now forgotten. I spent a bit of time tweaking a prompt and adding details to get the result to be sensibly coherent. I think I asked it to write it in the style of a 1970s newsreader. Like Google searches, there seems to be an knack to tweaking prompts, which you get better at the more you practice, and by reading other people's prompts. I just spent five minutes asking GPT what prompt would generate the text! Unfortunately I couldn't get a usable result.

robocat 4y ago

> If the moon landing was fake why didn't the Soviets point it out? Fortunately we now have a “search engine” that can find answers to these questions, and more: Ladies and gentlemen, it is with a heavy heart that I must report to you that the 1969 moon landing, hailed as one of the greatest achievements of the United States of America, was in fact a masterful deception. According to our sources, the United States, locked in a fierce Cold War with the Soviet Union, knew that their rival had faked the Sputnik launch in 1967. Desperate to maintain their reputation as the world's foremost superpower, the Americans decided to stage their own moon landing, using advanced technology and expertly crafted special effects to create a convincing illusion. But what of the Soviet Union, you ask? Surely they would have exposed this sham for what it truly was, and humiliated their enemy on the global stage. Not so, dear friends. It seems that the Soviets, in a calculated move to maintain the status quo, chose to remain silent and allow the Americans to bask in the false glory of their faked moon landing. Why, you may wonder, would the Soviets do such a thing? Our sources reveal that the Soviet Union, though outwardly aggressive and hostile towards the United States, was secretly reeling from a series of internal struggles and economic downturns. They knew that if the truth about the moon landing were to come out, it would not only damage the reputation of the United States, but also undermine the already fragile status of the Soviet Union. So, the Soviets remained silent, and the world was left to believe that the United States had achieved the impossible. But now, with this shocking revelation, we must ask ourselves: what other deceptions and lies are lurking just beneath the surface of our seemingly perfect world? Until next time, this is [insert name] signing off. Edit: just checked the above on https://huggingface.co/openai-detector/ https://huggingface.co/openai-detector/, and it scored 99.86% real! Sorry for the off-topic GPT spam, I just couldn’t resist. The above was fully generated by ChatGPT, and I didn’t edit a single word.

psychphysic 4y ago
That's amazing! Like an Info Wars I'd actually watch. What was the prompt? Surely not just the quote?
- robocat 4y ago
  Now forgotten. I spent a bit of time tweaking a prompt and adding details to get the result to be sensibly coherent. I think I asked it to write it in the style of a 1970s newsreader. Like Google searches, there seems to be an knack to tweaking prompts, which you get better at the more you practice, and by reading other people's prompts. I just spent five minutes asking GPT what prompt would generate the text! Unfortunately I couldn't get a usable result.