[nandhinianand]

I fed it some top half of the lines from here.. Aljazeera about the ongoing conflict.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2024/9/15/israels-wa...

and got this as

> output

Israel's Gaza Shitshow: 26 Dead, Beit Lahiya Residents Told to GTFO

More rubble, more bodies, more bullshit. Israel's playing whack-a-mole with Palestinians, hitting schools because why the fuck not? Meanwhile, they're telling folks in Beit Lahiya to scram, probably to make room for more "totally not settlements, we swear."

Oh, and Israelis are protesting for a Hamas deal. Good luck with that.

[nandhinianand]

And for round two went with a lesswrong sequences.. Here's the source

https://www.lesswrong.com/s/gFvira6tHpLXnqCLH/p/TGux5Fhcd7Gm...

and here's the output

>output

TL;DR: People reject new ideas for irrational reasons, not just lack of credentials. Asking "Is that your true rejection?" can help, but be careful not to psychoanalyze.

[nandhinianand]

Round 3:(and last round)

This time picked up one of PG's essays.... this one ..

https://paulgraham.com/disagree.html

>output

TL;DR:

1. Name-calling is weak. 2. Ad hominem attacks are weak. 3. Criticizing tone is weak. 4. Contradiction needs evidence. 5. Counterargument can be convincing. 6. Refutation is strongest, refute the central point. 7. Classifying disagreement helps identify dishonest arguments. 8. Being less mean makes people happier.