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The correct metaphor is that 10,000 attempts would allow anyone to cherry pick a successful attempt. You’re conflating cherry picking with online learning. This
by joshribakoff 2y ago
The correct metaphor is that 10,000 attempts would allow anyone to cherry pick a successful attempt. You’re conflating cherry picking with online learning. This is like if an entire school of students randomized their answers on a multiple choice test, and then you point to someone who scored 100% and claim it is proof of the school’s expertise.
- awesomeMilou 2y agoYeah but how is it possible that it has such a high margin of error? 10k attempts is insane! Were talking about an error margin of 50%! How can you deliver "expert reasoning" with such an error margin?