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> asking questions where it is easy to judge the factual accuracy of the responses seems a pretty reasonable test to be running. It isn't reasonable if that is
by brushfoot 3y ago
> asking questions where it is easy to judge the factual accuracy of the responses seems a pretty reasonable test to be running.
It isn't reasonable if that isn't what the system was designed to do.
It would be a poor test of my general practitioner's competence to ask him calculus questions and conclude he doesn't know what he's talking about because he can't answer them.
- fragmede 3y agoGiven that a drug's concentration in your bloodstream is absolutely critical for prescribing them, and considering that this is calculated using Calculus, you'd better hope your GP does actually know their Calculus!