Jerrrry

No one knows if the pigeon-hole principle applies absolutely exclusive to the ability to generalize outside of a training set.

That is the existential, $1T question.

"Essentially"

This is the #1 pedantic thing HN frequenters flail over.

Turing built a limited machine, bound to a finite tape.

Bravo.

The hospital, sure.

Why would Wuhan center being empty represent anything?

People don't rush to a random (unrelated) building when they get sick at the "market".

Coincidence, surely?

What are the chances of having a specialized infectious disease center next to where that type of disease spontaneously emerged?

More or less likely than a bat having sex with a panda possum?

No one, not even the cowardly academics, believed it.

This is day 1 jailbreaking common sense