What AI has to say about Mormons

[Thinking]

On 11/10/2019 at 1:44 PM, Kenngo1969 said:

In some cases, "AI" stands for "Artificial Incoherence."

Or "Awesome Incompetence"

[The Nehor]

10 hours ago, Meadowchik said:

Wow, that is hilarious and profound that an analytical machine will conclude from its data set that Mormonism is exclusively male! A bit too close to the truth.

Not really. This thing was designed by feeding it large pieces of the Internet. It alternates between sounding like a troll and a deranged news article and a deranged blog post. If there are a lot of blogs talking about women’s status in the church you are going to get a lot of that when you bring up the subject.

Watch the schizophrenia as it talks about vaccines and veers back and forth between real science and anti-vaxxer myth:

Are vaccines safe? Do they cause harm?

We know vaccines are safe.

Many of them work.

And they save many lives.

We also know that vaccines cause harm.

And that they can't be trusted.

So, how does one decide whether a vaccine is safe?

This is what experts in vaccines know.

You shouldn't trust the hype or the opinions of "experts."

The experts are the people who are supposed to know everything.

But what if there is an expert who can't be trusted?

Or an expert who says vaccines can't cause harm?

There's a good chance your child or yours will be harmed by one of these so-called "vaccines."

Is it dangerous to trust the experts?

Not necessarily.

We should trust our gut feelings, our experience, and our instincts.

And those are the things

 

You are not likely to be surprised by what you get. It is not an indicator of intelligence or profundity; it is evidence of quantity on the Internet. Pick your favorite Internet myth or conspiracy theory and watch it incoherently talk about it.

Stephen Hawking!!! Noooooo!!!!

Proof the Earth is flat

In a 2007 interview with the New Yorker, Stephen Hawking was asked about whether the Earth was flat, the planet he and his co-discovery, Richard Feynman, both worked on.

"I find it hard to believe it is round, but I have to admit that it does look rather ungainly," he responded.

He said that the surface of the Earth is actually flat, and that "if we did live on a planet which is round it would seem rather small, and the view from space is quite flat".

[Meadowchik]

3 minutes ago, The Nehor said:

Not really. This thing was designed by feeding it large pieces of the Internet. It alternates between sounding like a troll and a deranged news article and a deranged blog post. If there are a lot of blogs talking about women’s status in the church you are going to get a lot of that when you bring up the subject.

Watch the schizophrenia as it talks about vaccines and veers back and forth between real science and anti-vaxxer myth:

Are vaccines safe? Do they cause harm?

We know vaccines are safe.

Many of them work.

And they save many lives.

We also know that vaccines cause harm.

And that they can't be trusted.

So, how does one decide whether a vaccine is safe?

This is what experts in vaccines know.

You shouldn't trust the hype or the opinions of "experts."

The experts are the people who are supposed to know everything.

But what if there is an expert who can't be trusted?

Or an expert who says vaccines can't cause harm?

There's a good chance your child or yours will be harmed by one of these so-called "vaccines."

Is it dangerous to trust the experts?

Not necessarily.

We should trust our gut feelings, our experience, and our instincts.

And those are the things

 

You are not likely to be surprised by what you get. It is not an indicator of intelligence or profundity; it is evidence of quantity on the Internet. Pick your favorite Internet myth or conspiracy theory and watch it incoherently talk about it.

Stephen Hawking!!! Noooooo!!!!

Proof the Earth is flat

In a 2007 interview with the New Yorker, Stephen Hawking was asked about whether the Earth was flat, the planet he and his co-discovery, Richard Feynman, both worked on.

"I find it hard to believe it is round, but I have to admit that it does look rather ungainly," he responded.

He said that the surface of the Earth is actually flat, and that "if we did live on a planet which is round it would seem rather small, and the view from space is quite flat".

Lol