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Bernardo de La Paz

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7. The information was not false, it was complete to what you asked, but incomplete to what you wanted
Sun Jun 1, 2025, 03:14 PM
Jun 2025

If you want to read about sexual relations, you need to ask about sexual relations. The AI can't read your mind about your thirst for that topic.

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Will I be able to recognize most AI crap? vapor2 Jun 2025 #1
"We already own the rights to 'Natural Stupidity.' So don't get any ideas." - magatland repubes BoRaGard Jun 2025 #2
Where's the "hallucination"? That is the etymology of the word. Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2025 #3
Your understanding of "enclose" is quite different from mine. LAS14 Jun 2025 #4
It doesn't "enclose" any organs. Crunchy Frog Jun 2025 #8
👀 Nimble_Idea Jun 2025 #9
Car doors open, but are closed 99% of the time, enclosing the passengers/contents. Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2025 #10
A vagina is a tube. A car door isn't. Crunchy Frog Jun 2025 #11
We are talking function, not form. Poor analogy to distract with form. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2025 #12
Unfortunately, you picked a poor example. MineralMan Jun 2025 #5
OK, so the false info that AI supplied was irrelevant to the query. LAS14 Jun 2025 #6
The information was not false, it was complete to what you asked, but incomplete to what you wanted Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2025 #7
I can't believe this thread has gone in this direction. nt LAS14 Jun 2025 #13
It started with a faulty premise TheProle Jun 2025 #14
How could you make "What is the etymology of the word 'vagina'" more clear? nt LAS14 Jun 2025 #16
Many humans would have provided MineralMan Jun 2025 #15
Like I said, a weird path for this thread, but, to answer your post... LAS14 Jun 2025 #17
But, it does that, too. MineralMan Jun 2025 #18
Oh, for crying out loud. It provides access, not blockage. It certainly doesn't "enclose." nt LAS14 Jun 2025 #19
I'm done here. MineralMan Jun 2025 #20
The labia BeerBarrelPolka Jun 2025 #21
False dichotomy. Access does not prohibit enclosure occurring. Enclosure does not deny access forever Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2025 #22
You can't actually "close" your vagina Crunchy Frog Jun 2025 #24
Again with the all-or-nothing thinking. There are degees of closure. A locked car door can be opened w a crowbar Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2025 #25
I don't actually have the capacity to "close" my vagina Crunchy Frog Jun 2025 #26
Again, closing does not mean sealing or require sealing or locking. Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2025 #27
The anus actually has a sphincter muscle Crunchy Frog Jun 2025 #28
The anus is voluntary and involuntary, like breathing is voluntary and involuntary. Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2025 #29
You wrote this: BeerBarrelPolka Jun 2025 #32
It should have gone in a worse direction. Igel Jun 2025 #23
I'm getting the feeling Retrograde Jun 2025 #30
Another example: Google AI claiming that a white man is actually black. W_HAMILTON Jun 2025 #31
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