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LEC postgraduate researcher studying floodplain meadow botanical diversity.
An educated one anyway
August 25, 2025 at 4:19 PM
An educated one anyway
Not as well established as you think. There are plenty of folks who think it’s actually intelligent because of how seemingly naturally it interacts and apologises and rewrites when you correct it. The fact that it also does that when you ‘uncorrect’ it does not ring any alarm bells at all.
August 25, 2025 at 4:10 PM
Not as well established as you think. There are plenty of folks who think it’s actually intelligent because of how seemingly naturally it interacts and apologises and rewrites when you correct it. The fact that it also does that when you ‘uncorrect’ it does not ring any alarm bells at all.
They can be unsightly, landscape-destroying monstrosities and low-CO2 at the same time. You don’t have to convince yourself human-wrecked landscapes are more beautiful than unspoilt tranquil, natural scenery to make the other thing true.
July 31, 2025 at 9:51 PM
They can be unsightly, landscape-destroying monstrosities and low-CO2 at the same time. You don’t have to convince yourself human-wrecked landscapes are more beautiful than unspoilt tranquil, natural scenery to make the other thing true.
Are they mutually exclusive? And is it really less open to favouritism/bias? The referred-to alternative looks like essentially a mini reference letter. Which is good. Objective grades are also good. If you can get an A in French without speaking it, the grade isn’t the problem, but the assessment.
March 8, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Are they mutually exclusive? And is it really less open to favouritism/bias? The referred-to alternative looks like essentially a mini reference letter. Which is good. Objective grades are also good. If you can get an A in French without speaking it, the grade isn’t the problem, but the assessment.