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The problem I run into on HN all the time is I read exchanges like this and I don't know enough about said topic to verify if either party is right. I guess wha
by nullsense 4y ago
The problem I run into on HN all the time is I read exchanges like this and I don't know enough about said topic to verify if either party is right. I guess what I'm trying to say is there are lots of humans who say smart sounding things that to me at least seem believable, but another human disagrees with an equally believable sounding reply and I just go with my gut as to which one I think might actually be the case.
Which human is hallucinating? I don't know. Using ChatGPT on advanced topics I'm not familiar with feels like learning things from HN comments in that regard.
- wruza 4y agoWhat if these two are different-plane projections (trying to sound smart here) of/on the same thing? Rooting in one point or another asap is a popular human trait. I learned that because at some point stopped doing that for some things, for unrelated reason. But people want to resolve uncertainties, and some can even get mad if they can’t. Some get agitated when they tell you a real-world puzzle and you accept contradictions without further curiosity. Why don’t you, they ask. I think we’ll have to learn much about ourselves too by walking this road.