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Re:Who Killed the World? by lucianbr on Thursday July 18, 2024 @05:11AM (#40993829)
Who cares if the results are "consistent"? Whatever that means. The question is whether the results are true, correct. If they are erroneous, consistency is useless.
Re:Who Killed the World? by blowski on Thursday July 18, 2024 @05:58AM (#40994067)
If they are consistently wrong within a given margin of error, then they are still very useful. I agree that we'd need to define our terms here to have a meaningful debate.
Re:Who Killed the World? by lucianbr on Thursday July 18, 2024 @10:22AM (#40995824)
I mean, they're not useful at all, let alone "very useful". Can you explain what the use of this article is assuming the classification of movies in various categories (e.g. future, present, past; world better, same, worse) is consistently wrong? To me it seems clear we can throw it all away, as it is now just a bunch of meaningless words.