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		sergiosgc 31 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: The Claude Delusion: Richard Dawkins believes his ... Why didn't the author of the article take the 30s I did, and redo the experiment today, with Claude? Rather important, since Claude is what impressed Dawkins, and that impression is the core subject of the article.

aaplok 31 days ago [–]

Doesn't the quoted sentence indicate they did? How would they have known it has been updated since otherwise?

stvltvs 31 days ago | [–]

Answers are non-deterministic. The fact that answers vary doesn't mean there's been an update.

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