I am trying to persue the Original topic and found I could give ChatGPT a tiddlywiki svg icon and ask it to be modified with a few words; one example is the following;
I call this a “unicode svg” because you can replace the star with any unicode character and use it as a tiddlywiki icon in buttons etc…
<svg width="1em" height="1em" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" class="tc-image-unicode tc-image-button">
<text x="50%" y="50%" dominant-baseline="middle" text-anchor="middle" font-size="1em">★</text>
</svg>
- You may want to add
class="tc-image-unicode tc-image-button"
inside the opening svg.
This illustrates the value of LLM’s with hard and testible facts, as opposed to soliciting an Opintion which is actual often useless even with flesh and blood.
It supports my view in life that often the way you ask a question is often more importiant that the quality of the answer, especialy if you can test it right away.
Question
What do you think about the following statement “It supports my view in life that often the way you ask a question is often more importiant that the quality of the answer, especialy if you can test it right away.”
Answer
The statement you provided makes a valid point. How you frame a question can indeed be crucial, as it can influence the quality of the answer you receive. Additionally, the ability to test the answer right away can help in quickly assessing its accuracy and relevance. This approach aligns with a scientific mindset, where precise and well-formulated questions are essential for conducting meaningful experiments and investigations. So, it seems to align with your “scientifically literate” profile by emphasizing the importance of the question-asking process and empirical testing.