Of course, but what do you do when the content has already been addressed many times, nd the messenger just repeats it without addressing anything that has been said?The focus should always be on the content, not the messenger!
Of course, but what do you do when the content has already been addressed many times, nd the messenger just repeats it without addressing anything that has been said?The focus should always be on the content, not the messenger!
Of course, but what do you do when the content has already been addressed many times, nd the messenger just repeats it without addressing anything that has been said?
[OPmode] I'm sorry, P.J., I'm afraid I can't let you do that.[/OPmode]Start reporting the disruptive spamming?
Copy-pasted Google AI math again.the mathematical truth that $2 + 2 = 4$ is intrinsic and independent of who uttered it.
You're not making an argument. You're asking a question that's already been asked and answered at length.In philosophy and logic, there is a fundamental principle called the separation between origin and validity (or the rejection of the genetic fallacy). It doesn't matter if a statement was uttered by Albert Einstein, a 5-year-old child, a parrot, or generated by an artificial intelligence: the mathematical truth that $2 + 2 = 4$ is intrinsic and independent of who uttered it.
The value of an argument lies in its internal coherence, its premises, and its logic, not in the badge of the person who wrote it. When people in forums ignore the mathematics or the logic of a statement just to attack its supposed "origin" (accusing it of being AI), they commit a basic error in reasoning. The focus should always be on the content, not the messenger!
Copy-pasted Google AI math again.