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There's some pretty astonishing theory out there as to who you can tell things to, in a way that they'll understand immediately. It's pretty interesting and unf
by themodelplumber 4y ago
There's some pretty astonishing theory out there as to who you can tell things to, in a way that they'll understand immediately. It's pretty interesting and unfortunately very subjective.
But one thing I learned from it is that if you can identify specific people who get you, generally speaking, you should then see if you can mold newly-discovered communication problems around this already-functional communications relationship.
- LeonB 4y agoAnd keywords or search terms you can supply as a way into learning more, would be much appreciated.
- jerry1979 4y agoPlease tell me there is actually such a theory and that this is not an AI comment.
- nakts 4y agoFunny that the GPT detector is giving 75-99 percent AI probability for that comment.
- Jensson 4y agoThis is exactly the kind of problem ChatGPT is good at solving. Just ask it and you will get theories. I asked and it gave a list, I think he talked about uncertainty reduction theory since the other things ChatGPT listed didn't make sense in this context. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_reduction_theory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_reduction_theory Edit: Not sure if that response is really correct, but at least it is a tractable way to try to approach this. ChatGPT let you fuzzy match words or theories much better than Google, and then you have things you can Google.
- elefanten 4y agoAgree with sibling comments asking for search terms. What body of work / what field are you talking about?