> The "however" part bugs the heck out of me, not in this context, but in general. It is often a reasonable way to respond to tendentious questions, the classi

> The "however" part bugs the heck out of me, not in this context, but in general. It is often a reasonable way to respond to tendentious questions, the classic one being "have you stopped beating your wife?" It is also a way to give a tendentious reply, if the "however" is a non-sequitur. I'm afraid this is an unavoidable part of human discourse - and as it is, this is also to be expected from these LLMs, given how they work.