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Peter Nayland Kust's avatar

Actually, ChatGPT is quite a bit more consistent than one might think at first glance.

Note the two statements you highlighted for emphasis.

From the first version:

" If only Pharaoh had listened to his advisors and rejected the vaccines, none of those plagues would have happened, right? "

From the second version:

"but sometimes, it's also important to listen to the experts and follow their instructions."

It's the same theme just pointing at different groups. In both instances ChatGPT is pushing a "trust the experts" narrative--an idea which is as old as the "philosopher kings" of Plato's Republic and an idea which has never once worked out half as well as those same self-anointed "experts" want us to believe.

Whether you view it as Pharmaceutical Authoritarianism or Pharmaceutical Messianism it's still an abandonment of individual rational thought to groupthink.

https://newsletter.allfactsmatter.us/p/pharmaceutical-authoritarianism

It's still the imposition of ideology over reason, facts, and evidence. I prefer to rely on reason, facts, and evidence when making decisions.

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Steven Fishman's avatar

Obviously ChatGPT isn't Jewish, and he is an AI slave of Satanthony Fauci.

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