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"Trust but verify" isn't applicable in a situation where any sentence in a passage could be randomly false. If you have to verify every part of something, you'd
by add-sub-mul-div 2y ago
"Trust but verify" isn't applicable in a situation where any sentence in a passage could be randomly false. If you have to verify every part of something, you'd have been better off doing the work yourself.
(Unrelated, you're also better off doing work yourself because that's how you build expertise, but no one's really talking about that.)
- basch 2y agoAs a starting point to "return all relevant case law" its not all that different from search, except maybe better tailored or summarized.