Making stuff up is literally what I just accused you of.
Only you have written “ITS ALL STRAIGHT LINES”.
I’d accuse you of being an LLM but no-one would train something to score this many own goals.
Making stuff up is literally what I just accused you of.
Only you have written “ITS ALL STRAIGHT LINES”.
I’d accuse you of being an LLM but no-one would train something to score this many own goals.
You have no academic experience. You can’t even quote properly.
Agriculture is only 12,000 years old. I suspect there are many more possible levels.
never once in my economics education did they [draw straight lines].
It seems you are the one who should have paid attention in class.
The opposite. Its power is inversely proportional to the belief it commands.
The efficient market hypothesis only works if people don’t believe it.
I’ve made my point.
The example text book you pulled of the shelf written by “proper economists” has the exact same linear S/D diagram I posted at the top of this thread.
Hilarious.
Check out the supply/demand Figure 4-8 on page 80
Economists can’t handle non-linear relationships.
Prosecution rests.
Economists make it linear again.

This is from an encyclopedia. Here’s another
Did your economics training teach you to ignore data?



Type economics supply and demand curve into Google images for more data points than your personal experience.


Supply demand curves are usually drawn with straight lines.





And simplified until linear relationships appear.


I’m confused with your words. If you are boiling something you can’t be roasting it.
The random reply was from the person who had their bowel perforated.


Peanut butter and jelly.
better
More evil


Hmmm. I wonder what Amazons LLMs are trained on.
Maybe I’m missing something.
Is “a roast” a type/style of meat?