@protestantjake@JeebusIsDead@CreationMuseum No, we’re talking about a supposed inerrant, divinely inspired book being demonstrably wrong on these specific claims.
No, their observations were real/occurred, they were just wrong.
No, that’s just colloquial language. Calling a bat a bird is not analogous.
@protestantjake@JeebusIsDead@CreationMuseum Yes, that is the main issue. A supposed inerrant, divinely inspired book wouldn’t say something false.
And of course they weren’t trying to communicate “modern” taxonomy, I agree that they just classified things based on observation, which is why both claims are false.
@protestantjake@JeebusIsDead@CreationMuseum I’m aware of that, which is why I asked you to elaborate and show the analogous part.
What was the error? Does the Bible claim that rabbits chew cud or that bats are birds? Yes or no
@protestantjake@JeebusIsDead@CreationMuseum So the Bible doesn’t make the claim that rabbits chew cud, or that bats are birds?
In your example you’re just speaking colloquially and accusing me of taking it literally.
How is that analogous to what’s being said?
@Orrick_45@bestgamers_ja Again, ranked ≠ pros.
Your prompt isn’t even relevant to the initial claim you made.
Replace ranked with “pro” in your google searches and your answers will be very different.
@Orrick_45@bestgamers_ja The point is that ai is slop in general and I can immediately find something that says the opposite of yours, making it a bad source.
Which is why I’m asking for an actual, credible source, and you don’t seem to have one.
@Orrick_45@bestgamers_ja Pred/master players ≠ pro players
Your claim is that 1/3 pro players cheats, and your evidence is a report regarding cheating among high ranked console players.
What is the evidence that 1/3 pro players cheat?
@Orrick_45@bestgamers_ja Is that an Ai overview?
Provide a link to the actual study/survey that was conducted, otherwise we could go back and forth posting ai slop that’s biased towards the prompt you put in.