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"Xenon Deficiency Syndrome", mentioned in one of the examples on talking about medical conditions. I knew it just had to be a made up thing for demonstration p
by isoprophlex 2y ago
"Xenon Deficiency Syndrome", mentioned in one of the examples on talking about medical conditions.
I knew it just had to be a made up thing for demonstration purposes but still I had to google that, haha... on the off chance there is some weird biological use for trace amounts of xenon.
- compressedgas 2y agoSource of phrase: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/vzlupm/your_username_is_the_solution_to_a_problem_what/ig9032q/ https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/vzlupm/your_user...
- Jerrrry 2y agoDepending on the prominence of the user, that could have been further coerced as a fact or reference, and/or inferred as factual if enough people agreed, in the next training session. Upvotes as truth-confidence scores, what could go wrong? Ironically some iotas of truth can be outputted directly, but if the most explicitly articulated reference is by a (non power-) user on a forum in a comment, it will be sourced as anonymous/eponymous wisdom (unless suffiently coerced)