Describe the Bogleheads in the style of a "Dick and Jane" learn to read book
See Dick.
See Dick invest.
Dick buys an index fund.
It is simple.
It is smart.
See Jane.
Jane likes to save money.
Jane does not pay high fees.
Jane holds her fund.
Good job, Jane!
Look at Spot.
Spot is running.
Spot is chasing stocks.
Oh no, Spot!
Do not chase stocks!
Come back, Spot!
See Dick and Jane.
They do not run after the market.
They stay calm.
They buy and hold.
See their money grow.
Watch it grow slow and steady.
Good Dick! Good Jane!
They follow the plan.
Be like Dick.
Be like Jane.
Be a Boglehead.
[Dr. Seuss describes the Bogleheads via ChatGPT]
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LOVE it! One of the best ones yet! Thanks!Stinky wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2024 8:34 pm Describe the Bogleheads in the style of a "Dick and Jane" learn to read book
See Dick.
See Dick invest.
Dick buys an index fund.
It is simple.
It is smart.
See Jane.
Jane likes to save money.
Jane does not pay high fees.
Jane holds her fund.
Good job, Jane!
Look at Spot.
Spot is running.
Spot is chasing stocks.
Oh no, Spot!
Do not chase stocks!
Come back, Spot!
See Dick and Jane.
They do not run after the market.
They stay calm.
They buy and hold.
See their money grow.
Watch it grow slow and steady.
Good Dick! Good Jane!
They follow the plan.
Be like Dick.
Be like Jane.
Be a Boglehead.
Above provided by: Vinny, who always says: "I only regret that I have but one lap to give to my cats." AND "I'm a more-is-more person."
Re: How would you describe the Bogleheads?
Here's one good explanation of chatbot hallucinations, but there are many more:protagonist wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2024 7:08 pmPlease explain "hallucinations" and why they are a problem. *naive but learning....*.
https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/0 ... -chatbots/This tendency to make things up—known as hallucination—is one of the biggest obstacles holding chatbots back from more widespread adoption. Why do they do it? And why can’t we fix it
"Yes, investing is simple. But it is not easy, for it requires discipline, patience, steadfastness, and that most uncommon of all gifts, common sense." ~Jack Bogle
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Re: How would you describe the Bogleheads?
*laughing*Fallible wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2024 11:11 pmHere's one good explanation of chatbot hallucinations, but there are many more:protagonist wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2024 7:08 pmPlease explain "hallucinations" and why they are a problem. *naive but learning....*.
https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/0 ... -chatbots/This tendency to make things up—known as hallucination—is one of the biggest obstacles holding chatbots back from more widespread adoption. Why do they do it? And why can’t we fix it
That's pretty funny, and now that you mention it, I have caught GPT making stuff up in the past. GPT is a bad liar. One needs to be skeptical, just as one needs to be skeptical of anything they read online, or in a book or news source.
That said, isn't guessing how Feynman would describe something, basically a hallucination by definition?
I don't know what you have to lose.
Re: How would you describe the Bogleheads?
If hallucination is the tendency to make things up, how would that apply to guessing how Feynman would describe something?protagonist wrote: ↑Tue Oct 08, 2024 11:33 am*laughing*Fallible wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2024 11:11 pm
Here's one good explanation of chatbot hallucinations, but there are many more:
https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/0 ... -chatbots/
That's pretty funny, and now that you mention it, I have caught GPT making stuff up in the past. GPT is a bad liar. One needs to be skeptical, just as one needs to be skeptical of anything they read online, or in a book or news source.
That said, isn't guessing how Feynman would describe something, basically a hallucination by definition? ...
"Yes, investing is simple. But it is not easy, for it requires discipline, patience, steadfastness, and that most uncommon of all gifts, common sense." ~Jack Bogle
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Re: How would you describe the Bogleheads?
You are right. I am the fallible one.Fallible wrote: ↑Thu Oct 10, 2024 10:38 amIf hallucination is the tendency to make things up, how would that apply to guessing how Feynman would describe something?protagonist wrote: ↑Tue Oct 08, 2024 11:33 am
*laughing*
That's pretty funny, and now that you mention it, I have caught GPT making stuff up in the past. GPT is a bad liar. One needs to be skeptical, just as one needs to be skeptical of anything they read online, or in a book or news source.
That said, isn't guessing how Feynman would describe something, basically a hallucination by definition? ...
Guessing is different than making things up.
That said, hallucinating is as well, is it not?