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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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What this person is trying to say is they are exponentially better at being technically correct.
Exponentially the best kind of correct by an order of magnitude.
Hey now you can't determine orders of magnitude before you know the values
Your statement is cromulent.
Exponentially correct is the worst kind of magnitude