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> What matters is whether the reasoning reaches the right conclusions no, it doesn't. a broken clock is right twice a day, reasoning is about the journey more
by bossyTeacher 2y ago
> What matters is whether the reasoning reaches the right conclusions
no, it doesn't. a broken clock is right twice a day, reasoning is about the journey more than the destination
- rosstaylor90 2y agoRL has more than two steps...
- bossyTeacher 2y agoPoint is that reasoning is more about the conclusions. if your steps are wrong, your reasoning is wrong regardless of the conclusion. Poor reasoning is what could make an LLM conclude that 1 + 2 = 3 but what 2 + 1 = [some number other than 3]