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If you want to get that narrow, then why not dismiss my comment by saying that they are not literal locksmiths? The locksmith paradox is about underestimating the expertise behind a quick result, and that expertise can include extensive preparation.

Literally the locksmith paradox

> And the average life expectancy was what? 40 years?

The answer to this riddle lies in the previous paragraph

Are you talking about self-organising maps or the sci-fi level capability we've seen in the last year?

So no mistakes is the mistake?

>So why are freshmen lining up to get into Humanities 10?

So, why are they? Paywalled for me.

You guys must not have a lot of years of experience? My friends groups have a few hundred million dollars each (the junior developers are in the lower hundreds)

>who will never touch the life sciences again

I'll bite: why not?

How do you know it's human-written?

Believe it or not if you can work at meta you can easily choose to not do that

Did they adjust for demographics?

Pluribus features an ai? We must have watched different shows

I mean, yeah, from an economic standpoint.

For some people the "love of the game" trumps economics