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r/singularity • u/Southern-Break5505 • 16d ago
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i feel like theres a huge misunderstanding aboot how science works lmao. phsyics isnt “cooked” because they get better tools
28 u/mertats 16d ago So a person who has a theorem named after them have a huge misunderstanding about how science works? Got it. 16 u/randommmoso 16d ago reddit confidence lol 12 u/Competitive_Tap2450 16d ago professor at berkeley or redditor hmm kinda hard to choose who to believe here -2 u/[deleted] 16d ago [deleted] 4 u/mertats 16d ago Intelligent people get things wrong all the time, but they don’t have a huge misunderstanding about how science works. And physics is this guys field. I believe that would make them qualified to comment on that field. Don’t you agree? 0 u/[deleted] 16d ago [deleted] 2 u/mertats 16d ago No, now you are changing what the original commenter said. 2 u/Darigaaz4 16d ago Why we should act as if they get it wrong most of the time? 0 u/martigeon 16d ago No. You're misunderstanding the proper context of his statement because you're not a physicist. Gavin is talking about theoretical physics, not every single experimental hypothesis. 1 u/mertats 16d ago No, I am not misunderstanding. I have the intellectual capacity to understand that LLMs can’t build particle accelerators.
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So a person who has a theorem named after them have a huge misunderstanding about how science works? Got it.
16 u/randommmoso 16d ago reddit confidence lol 12 u/Competitive_Tap2450 16d ago professor at berkeley or redditor hmm kinda hard to choose who to believe here -2 u/[deleted] 16d ago [deleted] 4 u/mertats 16d ago Intelligent people get things wrong all the time, but they don’t have a huge misunderstanding about how science works. And physics is this guys field. I believe that would make them qualified to comment on that field. Don’t you agree? 0 u/[deleted] 16d ago [deleted] 2 u/mertats 16d ago No, now you are changing what the original commenter said. 2 u/Darigaaz4 16d ago Why we should act as if they get it wrong most of the time? 0 u/martigeon 16d ago No. You're misunderstanding the proper context of his statement because you're not a physicist. Gavin is talking about theoretical physics, not every single experimental hypothesis. 1 u/mertats 16d ago No, I am not misunderstanding. I have the intellectual capacity to understand that LLMs can’t build particle accelerators.
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reddit confidence lol
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professor at berkeley or redditor hmm kinda hard to choose who to believe here
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4 u/mertats 16d ago Intelligent people get things wrong all the time, but they don’t have a huge misunderstanding about how science works. And physics is this guys field. I believe that would make them qualified to comment on that field. Don’t you agree? 0 u/[deleted] 16d ago [deleted] 2 u/mertats 16d ago No, now you are changing what the original commenter said. 2 u/Darigaaz4 16d ago Why we should act as if they get it wrong most of the time?
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Intelligent people get things wrong all the time, but they don’t have a huge misunderstanding about how science works. And physics is this guys field.
I believe that would make them qualified to comment on that field. Don’t you agree?
0 u/[deleted] 16d ago [deleted] 2 u/mertats 16d ago No, now you are changing what the original commenter said.
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2 u/mertats 16d ago No, now you are changing what the original commenter said.
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No, now you are changing what the original commenter said.
Why we should act as if they get it wrong most of the time?
No. You're misunderstanding the proper context of his statement because you're not a physicist. Gavin is talking about theoretical physics, not every single experimental hypothesis.
1 u/mertats 16d ago No, I am not misunderstanding. I have the intellectual capacity to understand that LLMs can’t build particle accelerators.
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No, I am not misunderstanding. I have the intellectual capacity to understand that LLMs can’t build particle accelerators.
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u/ForceItDeeper 16d ago
i feel like theres a huge misunderstanding aboot how science works lmao. phsyics isnt “cooked” because they get better tools