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> But you only need a single example to show it doesn't understand. Implying that the average person can solve every riddle, algebra problem, and trick questio
by frozenseven 3y ago
> But you only need a single example to show it doesn't understand.
Implying that the average person can solve every riddle, algebra problem, and trick question.
> Because it isn't alive.
The sanest straw-man argument.
> It's a tool. It isn't sentient. It isn't thinking.
So are you. It doesn't need to be. Yes, it is.
> It is an incredibly complex statistical system.
Yes?
- godelski 3y agoYou only have two comments in two different thread, on an account that is 3 hrs old, and have only replied to me. I'm sorry I pissed you off, but chill. I'm happy you are passionate but please don't just follow me around to yell at me. If you need to create an account to yell at someone, that's not the best move to make yourself look credible. Normally I wouldn't call foul play, but my comments aren't popular and it's quite unlikely that this is a random event. > Implying that the average person can solve every riddle, algebra problem, and trick question. This was a listening problem, not a puzzle. But I guess you're going the proof by demonstration route. Fair enough.