Comte de Sats Germain on Nostr: Pattern recognition is more reliable than a strict rule of making no assumptions. ...
Pattern recognition is more reliable than a strict rule of making no assumptions. You're right, in certain contexts. But how you recognize those contexts is pattern recognition. If it all comes back to pattern recognition anyways, then just use the pattern recognition.
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