I’m sorry for you bro.

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You started the age discussion. This seams to have upset you.

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Okay bye, lady storm.

Dude, your sock puppet account is so obvious.

You want a second clown emoji?

*selfish. Auto correct added the “ness”. You should be able to read a sentence with a word a bit wrong. I can do that, even though English is my third language. I believe in you to be able to do that as well.

I think I’m the only mature here. Kids don’t like that.

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I’m not your servant to entertain you. If my words haven’t reached you yet, nothing ever will. Stop wasting your time chasing the unachievable. The only ones in need for a witty comeback, are clowns to entertain the crowd. I have no need for that.

If empathy means clown for you and being rude is your attitude of socializing. Then yeah, everything I said is true. Keep trying to deny it.

I said three words and looks like I was right. I mean who acts this selfish must be very lonely. I hit the nail on the head.

Hey, no body shaming.

Freedom of being selfishness is not the great value you believe it is.

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For some games it improves the feeling of speed. A racing game feels faster with it enabled.

Also people always only answer one question. Don’t ask two things at once. This is so infuriating.

You sound lonely

Yes, there is a degeneration of replies, the longer a conversation goes. Maybe this student kind of hit the jackpot by triggering a fiction writer reply inside the dataset. It is reproducible in a similar way as the student did, by asking many questions and at a certain point you’ll notice that even simple facts get wrong. I personally have observed this with chatgpt multiple times. It’s easier to trigger by using multiple similar but non related questions, as if the AI tries to push the wider context and chat history into the same LLM training “paths” but burns them out, blocks them that way and then tries to find a different direction, similar to the path electricity from a lightning strike can take.