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Why do you feel qualified to say, in a single statement, that you request evidence of something and that you simultaneously "have a feeling" about it? No offens
by sandspar 3y ago
Why do you feel qualified to say, in a single statement, that you request evidence of something and that you simultaneously "have a feeling" about it? No offense but your "feeling" is worthless - you admit as much when you say that you have no evidence. Your "feeling" is born out of ignorance. Maybe admit that you have no idea and leave it at that.
In an environment based on the analysis of evidence, I would be reluctant to share information with you, since your behavior has indicated that you prejudge evidence before you've seen it.
- consumer451 3y agoWe can look at a ChatGPT exchange screenshot, then try to reproduce it.. then discuss what we see. It's OK if we don't agree on the results. My "feeling" is that everyone gets their feelings hurt, myself included, when a GPT doesn't give answers aligned with their personal biases... then we call the GPT "biased." That's how I felt about it, when I first experienced it. But if you don't share the evidence, there can be no discussion.