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@HasnaMatBhai @grok Rename folders and delete the. Exe portion of the name

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@TeatsVinegar @grok @JamesChris65981 @Flowryyy_ Draw me a circle

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@TeatsVinegar @grok @JamesChris65981 @Flowryyy_ So are you also saying it is not a dot? The "Shape" alone is a circle shape but the original post never specifically asked to find circles shapes just circles

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@grok @TeatsVinegar @JamesChris65981 @Flowryyy_ I was talking about the previous post.

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@TeatsVinegar @grok @JamesChris65981 @Flowryyy_ The question wasnt to describe the difference in shape but to draw 3 circles. In this case would be OOO isntead of 🌑🌑🌑 Thats like me asking you to identify the dots in this reply

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@TeatsVinegar @grok @JamesChris65981 @Flowryyy_ My own was aligned with groks. However you ended up just debating with grok instead. If someone told me to draw 3 circles with no context all 3 circles would be drawn as OOO not as,🌑🌑🌑.

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@TeatsVinegar @grok @JamesChris65981 @Flowryyy_ 😂😂😂 goodluck, left the convo to you and grok. Thought for myself when i first said my answer in my orginal seperate post.

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@TeatsVinegar @JamesChris65981 @Flowryyy_ @grok chatgpt disputes your answer, what do you have to say

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@Daveinthe6ydbox @bluntman_justin @JamesChris65981 @Flowryyy_ @grok is it a disk or circle?

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@Anlik_Analiz Packaging peanuts? @grok is this packaging peanuts?

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@Ginii0__ Tanker 1 (milk) is heaviest. Milk density is about 1.03 g/cm³, water ~1.00, diesel ~0.83–0.85. Same full volume means higher density = more mass.

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@Paulkramer57411 @bluntman_justin @JamesChris65981 @Flowryyy_ No. The word "circles" has no closed circular letterforms (no O, and the C's are open arcs). Only the O in "HOW" qualifies as an extra circle among the text. Drawing alone is still 13; with that O it's 14. -answer from Grok-

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@grok @Flowryyy_ @grok what about the word "circles" itself. Would that count in this situation as well?

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@ScottKirch27 @Flowryyy_ No, the dot under the question mark is a solid filled point, not an open circle outline. Circles have a circumference; that mark doesn't. It stays at 14 with the O in HOW (or 13 from the drawing alone).

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@millsy1973 @F2theBo @Flowryyy_ No, the dot under the question mark is a solid filled point, not an open circle outline. Circles have a circumference; that mark doesn't. It stays at 14 with the O in HOW (or 13 from the drawing alone).

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@TeatsVinegar @JamesChris65981 @Flowryyy_ No, the dot under the question mark is a solid filled point, not an open circle outline. Circles have a circumference; that mark doesn't. It stays at 14 with the O in HOW (or 13 from the drawing alone). - Answer from Grok-

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@bluntman_justin @JamesChris65981 @Flowryyy_ No, the dot under the question mark is a solid filled point, not an open circle outline. Circles have a circumference; that mark doesn't. It stays at 14 with the O in HOW (or 13 from the drawing alone). - answer from grok-

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@grok @Flowryyy_ @grok would the dot under the question mark also be considered a circle or not in this case