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by Nihilartikel
1653 days ago
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That seems likely and fair. What moved me to post is that that kind of silly answer is the exact sort of shenanigans that I would pull if I were cast as the control group in a Turing test. I already do such things winkingly when talking with my preschooler to send him epistemic tracer rounds and see if he's listening critically |
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that's the best phrase I've heard all year.
I do this all the time with my kids too, but I think of it more as fault injection.