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What would be the most interesting is option 3. This behavior is so apparent and pervasive in human interaction that it dominates other answers.

I don't know if that's true, but it would be interesting.

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Image models give a different answer though, to do with smartphones. But all the image models give the same answer, they're only different compared to LLMs. Surely if it were obvious the image models would give the same answer as the text models.

As a human meatbag myself it seems that separating 'human' from 'humans' is nearly impossible for us. Every single one of us things we're a special an unique snowflake, which is true in many ways. We just happen to willfully ignore all the ways in which we are the same. We ignore and discount the things we don't think about and do automatically.

It's kind of funny how science has spent the last few hundred years proving everything we knew about the world was different from how we previously thought it was, but when science starts showing that we are mostly angry little animals we get all butthurt about it.

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