Comments by "Robert Morgan" (@RobertMorgan) on "So I Tried DeepSeek.." video.

  1. Exactly, it's like meeting a new person, after you talk to them for 10 minutes, you'll start to answer questions how you know they want them answered. Questions have different answers often based on who asks you them, and we all know this. If you're asked the same, identical question by a stranger, your supervisor, a close friend, and your wife, those will be 4 very diverse responses. It's that thought we've all had, I know what I want to say, but I'm not saying that to THEM.
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  2. I like it's stream of consciousness thought process dialogue, it's similar to how a real person would answer the same question posed by two different individuals in wildly different ways. For example, you get asked a question by a random person you'll never see again, vs being asked that question by your work supervisor or your wife. Of course there will be different answers there.
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  3. That's a Lundberg answer, "Um, ooo, yeah, so, I'm going to have to go ahead and, uh, disagree with you there, yeah"
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