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Not necessarily, you don’t need to know the answer, the fabulation might: * give an error * return the wrong result * not be internally consistent with
by huxley 1y ago
Not necessarily, you don’t need to know the answer, the fabulation might:
* give an error
* return the wrong result
* not be internally consistent with the rest of the content
* be logically impossible
* be factually impossible
* have basic errors
It is entirely possible (and quite common) to know something is wrong without knowing what a right answer is.