This was an ancient philosophical and religious belief, not a scientific consensus.
This was promoted by the church based on scripture.
The consensus today is that Jesus died and rose from the grave, it doesn’t make it true or based on any scientific evidence.
Are you that stupid! You believe Google has some degree of truth that is more than repeating the same garbage that is constantly posted on the internet. The old maxim, “garbage in, garbage out.” If Google is your substitute for critical reasoning you are lost!
Believe whatever garbage you want to believe! I don’t care.
You’re obviously lost, since you didn’t bother to read my entire post, which was a response to someone who substitutes ChapGBT for critical reasoning.
Do I need to hold up a sarcasm sign?
I am not going to argue with you. I am just laying down my own personal marker, something like what Copernicus did in a society full of fanatically-religious flat-earthers. ChatGPT is a large language model that regurgitates information from what it absorbs on the internet, research papers, and so forth. Once ChatGPT learns how to independently think and reason better, my hope is that it can help make huge breakthroughs for society.
If you’re going to ask AI or Google a question you need to formulate your question properly. I had a three-day conversation with AI concerning geoengineering. Based upon my questions, which AI actually commented that my question was out of the ordinary, it provided a book worth of information starting in 1969 when I first started paying attention to this, to the current policies of geoengineering. This included even the chemical makeup of what’s being used currently in Geo engineering, which included the fact that the current policies are damaging the ozone layer where geoengineering is taking place. But they keep on with it anyway to support the made up BS.
So we are warming up the earth, but actually the atmosphere is getting colder, which in turn is causing catastrophic weather patterns resulting in death and destruction, catastrophic in comparison to the past.
So if you’re going to ask Google or AI a question don’t use the same quotes used by the rest of the idiots out there, because it will give you a response exactly what those statements are based upon. If you’re going to use artificial intelligence be specific in what you’re asking about, it makes a difference. I don’t want to know what everybody else is talking about I want to know the truth and AI will give you the truth if you ask properly.
You are better off doing your own research and using your own deductive reasoning to reach a conclusion. I posted two articles describing actual events where AI simply MADE UP legal cases for lawyers to use as precedent arguments! Regardless of how specific your questions may be you have no assurance that AI doesn’t simply supply its own fiction. Talk about “creative thinking!”