Yes, it seems like LLMs are system one thinking taken to the extreme. Reasoning was supposed to introduce some actual logic but you only have to play with these

Yes, it seems like LLMs are system one thinking taken to the extreme. Reasoning was supposed to introduce some actual logic but you only have to play with these models for a short while to see that the reasoning tokens are a very soft constraint on the models eventual output. Infact, they're trained to please us and so in general aren't very good at pushing back. It's incredibly easy to 'beat' an LLM in an argument since they often just follow your line of reasoning (it's in the models context after all).