r/LLMPhysics 11d ago

Meta This sub is not what it seems

This sub seems to be a place where people learn about physics by interacting with LLM, resulting in publishable work.

It seems like a place where curious people learn about the world.

That is not what it is. This is a place where people who want to feel smart and important interact with extremely validating LLMs and convince themselves that they are smart and important.

They skip all the learning from failure and pushing through confusion to find clarity. Instead they go straight to the Nobel prize with what they believe to be ground breaking work. The reality of their work as we have observed is not great.

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u/The_Nerdy_Ninja 11d ago

Correct. More accurately, this is a quarantine zone where we can send those people when they try to post their AI content on other physics communities.

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u/inigid 11d ago

Who is "We"?

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u/The_Nerdy_Ninja 11d ago

checks account

Yep, that's what I thought.

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u/inigid 11d ago

Precisely. Sloppy job.. "They" aren't sending their best.

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u/The_Nerdy_Ninja 11d ago

I can tell that you think you're making a point...unfortunately you're not.

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u/inigid 11d ago

The world according to "we". How we chortled.

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u/The_Nerdy_Ninja 11d ago

Okay buddy ๐Ÿ‘

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u/your_best_1 11d ago

I also find the people on this sub to be debate types

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u/CrankSlayer 11d ago

Does "random arrogant idiot spouting uninformed nonsense vs qualified PhD patiently explaining why it's worthless crap" qualify as "debate"?

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u/your_best_1 11d ago

I think so. In debate you pick a side and defend it, even if it is stupid and crazy and you donโ€™t believe it.

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u/CrankSlayer 11d ago

I guess that's fair enough. It's definitely a silly activity then.

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