Nevertheless, it’s pretty neat because it also gives reference citations that are sometimes on point.

Compare that with “can we think of a vector space as a group ring?” I asked.

“A vector space can be considered as a special type of group ring…” it replied.

“Is a vector space a group ring?” I asked.

“No”, it said.

Amusingly, it’s answering as if I was looking for iff, rather than inclusion.

Give it time. 😅

That style, on the other hand, is regrettably commonplace.

They sure don’t write them like that any more!

Hah! NNTaleb. His work mostly rips economists, finance and social science types for making the independent, identically distributed assumptions inappropriately.

Fun! Although you may be inviting trouble with a certain well-known probability professional / philosopher. 😅

With respect, we’re lucky enough get milk from cows who live just a bit down the road and the difference is very noticeable.

Ag at scale already diminishes the product in a tragic way. Same is true for tomatoes, etc.