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Robert McNees

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Physicist and professor at a school on the north side of Chicago. Black holes, quantum gravity, cosmology. Rocky Top, Tar Heel. Science, dogs, lake photos. Faves are spooky action at a distance, boosts are Lorentz transformations to another inertial frame. Opinions are mine, not my employer’s. #Physics #BlackHoles #Gravity #SciComm #Dogs

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November 21, 2016

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To make matters worse, the same is true of the breakdown generated by the LLM when asked to explain what it did. It may be entirely true. It may be hallucinated in part or in whole. It’s tempting to take it at face value because it sounds plausible. You cannot know for sure, it’s not a real answer.