2w ago

The number of times a person mentions ChatGPT in a random real-world conversation might work as a rule of thumb to measure her intelligence (inverse proportion, of course)

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Time to remind you of the existence of the pronoun 'they'
- It's not unlikely the poster is a non native speaker and is used to having a feminine gendered noun for the word person in their native tongue.
  
  or just likes reminding people in an effective way how strange it is that the "default" pronoun is "he"
  
  This happens in Italian, for instance: "persone" (people) Is feminine.
I too think that the people who like things that I don't are stupid.
The uncontacted indigenious tribes are the most intelligent, confirmed
- I mean, a rule of thumb is more of a guideline that acknowledges the existence of exceptions
  
  Or how wide a stcik can be used to beat your wife
- If they're not yet enslaved by capitalism, they just might be. (I'm going to put an /s here because intelligence is relative and can't really be determined by any general rule of thumb without acknowledging context).
This is a random real world conversation
Twist: Wonder how many times OP is up to
Lets stop using tools.
Good thing this isn’t a real world conversation, huh?

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