Comment by bravoetch 1 day ago What does a backfire look like? It's ok to be wrong in the science/math world. 5 comments bravoetch Reply mathisfun123 1 day ago of course in science/math it is but it's not okay if you're a business selling supercalifragilisticexpialidocious infallible intelligence. bravoetch 1 day ago Do they claim that's the case? I don't think they do. mathisfun123 1 day ago does company A making product B claim that the product is robust and consistent? is this a serious question? 2 replies →
mathisfun123 1 day ago of course in science/math it is but it's not okay if you're a business selling supercalifragilisticexpialidocious infallible intelligence. bravoetch 1 day ago Do they claim that's the case? I don't think they do. mathisfun123 1 day ago does company A making product B claim that the product is robust and consistent? is this a serious question? 2 replies →
bravoetch 1 day ago Do they claim that's the case? I don't think they do. mathisfun123 1 day ago does company A making product B claim that the product is robust and consistent? is this a serious question? 2 replies →
mathisfun123 1 day ago does company A making product B claim that the product is robust and consistent? is this a serious question? 2 replies →
of course in science/math it is but it's not okay if you're a business selling supercalifragilisticexpialidocious infallible intelligence.
Do they claim that's the case? I don't think they do.
does company A making product B claim that the product is robust and consistent? is this a serious question?
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