> And somehow after being given a patently counterfactual response to one query, we just blindly continue to take their responses to other queries as having value.
They have value because they are very fast, concise, and right "often enough."
People used to make your criticism about Wikipedia (and occasionally still do).
All of the following are true:
1. They regularly make errors
2. They require more caution than most people have to use effectively.
They have value because they are very fast, concise, and right "often enough."
People used to make your criticism about Wikipedia (and occasionally still do).
All of the following are true:
1. They regularly make errors
2. They require more caution than most people have to use effectively.
3. They have tremendous value.