So I gave my class a simple tax problem today (see below) and had them use AI to calculate the tax owed. The answers ranged from $78k to $171k.
Out of 56 students, only 2 of the Outputs came to the same answer, and none of them got the correct answer. Only 2 were within $1,000.
I did have a client once that sold his sanitation business, took a 5 year non-compete "vacation" in Florida, then came back, started a new business, got all his old clients back and sold again a second time to the same company
It's the same story every Halloween: You're a devoted henchman who summons a trio of witch sisters back from the dead only for them to turn to stone once the sun comes up.
Every year, your evil ambitions dashed by plucky teens & poor time management.
This year, you have a plan-
The causal chain seems....questionable
If it was due to worse sleep, why does the effect immediately appear and seem flat? Does 1 mo of bad sleep really cause the exact same suicide increase as 11?
If it was just sleep, I would expect a gradual buildup, not a discontinuity
So I gave my class a simple tax problem today (see below) and had them use AI to calculate the tax owed. The answers ranged from $78k to $171k.
Out of 56 students, only 2 of the Outputs came to the same answer, and none of them got the correct answer. Only 2 were within $1,000.
So you turn off the heat. This means the whole house will freeze and you have to spend the time to winterize everything (turn off water, drain the water pipes, etc). You would have to do this in 30° weather or -20° weather
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