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Thanks, Claude. The premise was never unclear, the complaint is about sentence structure.

• adrian_b 5mo ago
  You are delusional if you believe that you can distinguish AI-generated texts from human-generated texts, because obviously you can't.
  • margalabargala 5mo ago
    I didn't try to, I just make assumptions about long walls of text that manage to entirely miss the point. Assuming you actually put time into what you wrote would be the less charitable interpretation.
    • Arainach 5mo ago
      > Is it war in general that accelerates material technology, or simply WWII The reply did not miss the point, it was addressing a question directly posed in the original comment.
      • margalabargala 5mo ago
        It didn't, though, the question you quoted is a rhetorical question posed to point out the awkwardness of the original piece's phrasing. By taking the question seriously, you and the person I replied to both have missed the point.
      • defrost 5mo ago
        As the poser of the obviously rhetorical question in question ... for many speakers of English as a first language seeped in the conventions of English conversation, storytelling, and literature it was a clear juxtaposition intended to single out the ridiculous proposition that technology advances during wartime are somehow tied to WWII alone. Have a look at the original sentence again, it's absolutely a clunker, very probably the product of a clanker (or of an ESL human).