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Well, yeah because the reversal is just completely wrong most of the time. Only if you have additional context clues like definite articles or some outside kno
by diffeomorphism 3y ago
Well, yeah because the reversal is just completely wrong most of the time.
Only if you have additional context clues like definite articles or some outside knowledge that a role or property is unique, then you can maybe, sometimes conclude the reverse. Not a bug, working as intended.
- threatripper 3y agoSome relationships like parent child are quite reversible.
- diffeomorphism 3y agoKeywords "some" and "quite". Also, only (likely) half the information. "John is Alice's parent.", "Who are Alice's parents?". And that is ignoring questions like single parent households, adoptions, biological parents, step parents, multigeneration households, getting disowned... If a reversal is correct 90% of the time, that is useful. However, it will still be wrong 10% of the time.