It shows how form matters more than substance. Say real information in some poor structure and people will think you're wrong Say incorrect stuff authoritative

It shows how form matters more than substance. Say real information in some poor structure and people will think you're wrong Say incorrect stuff authoritatively and people will think you're right. It happens to me all the time. I can't structure accurate information in a better way then some bullshit artist can spit off what they imagine to be real so everyone walks away believing in their haughty nonsense. ChatGPT exploits that phenomena which is why it sounds like some overly confident oblivious dumb dumb all the time. That's the training set. Almost once a week I'll go through a reddit thread and find someone deep in the negatives who has clearly done their homework and is extraordinarily more informed than anyone else but the problem is everyone else commenting is probably either drunk or a teenager or both so it doesn't matter. Stuff is hard and people are mostly wrong. That's why PhDs take years and bars for important things are set so high