[MadxX79]

Great, now I have two answers and still no clue which one is the right one.

[nxpnsv]

Now get a third opinion, and marvel at all the thinking that you have accomplished

[MadxX79]

In my experience the last answer it gives is usually the right one

[nxpnsv]

Ah, so the trick is to figure out which one will be the last answer. The halting problem....

[paulhebert]

It’s always the last place you look

[signatoremo]

Any difference that asking two humans?

[MadxX79]

Yeah, enormously. People will hedge depending on how sure they are about something. They might also have credentials in whatever you ask them, if you get legal advice from a lawyer, that can be judged to be more reliable than from a lay person.

Relationships with real people are pretty cool actually. If you talk to people that you have a longer relationship with, you might also be able to judge their areas of expertise and how prone to bullshitting they are.