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What is the name of this fallacy?
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exactly right! Plato loved writing and it was Socrates who disliked the static written word.
I think Socrates would have loved AI though because it's so good at the Socratic method of discussion (if you use it that way, by default it's sycophant and gives answers in stead of questions so if you don't set it up it will be anti-socratic)