No need for (b) typos and (c) trolls, but (a) opinions are output that computers currently fail to effectively provide, but things that much of human society cu

No need for (b) typos and (c) trolls, but (a) opinions are output that computers currently fail to effectively provide, but things that much of human society currently depends on. I was going to cite medicine and marketing as examples, and act like science doesn't depend on opinion, but that is actually very false. The scientific process is basically 1) experiment/observe (i.e. take pictures), 2) form opinions (calling them "hypotheses") about what we observe and 3) decide what to do next to convert that opinion into a truth value.