You have posted this in several threads. Error isnt right either. There is no correct answer. It is an inherently and inescapablly statistical process. It's no

You have posted this in several threads. Error isnt right either. There is no correct answer. It is an inherently and inescapablly statistical process. It's not a wrong It is not a incorrect lookup value Or computation. Hallucination is much more apt. Like a human hallucination, it's a culmination of faulty associations and bad priors leading to counterfactual or incongruent outputs