Thanks!

Can you articulate what set off your slop detectors?

Yes:

For many of us, ... isn’t a .. — it’s ...

This isn’t normal muscle fatigue

This is not deconditioning. It is

This isn’t “lightheadedness.” It’s a

This alone ... — and it

These are not psychological experiences. They are ...

and mutliple other phrasings in That Voicing.

Real humans don't phrase like this so much - especially so in English, where there is an expectation to use synonyms or pronouns when otherwise a word would be repeated.

Note my use of a hyphen in that paragraph! It was not a compare-contrast pair, it was a premise-extension pair. Right now "not x- y!" is a tell the way that "delve" was a few months ago. It won't last forever.

https://whn.global/why-long-covid-balance-problems-and-weakness-deserve-urgent-recognition/

#LLM #LLMs

It *was* very anecdata-heavy, but that didn't surprise me. I have heard anecdata about internal tremors/buzzing being a problem in Long COVID, and I think I've only seen tremors mentioned once in the academic lit. I assume it's because doctors don't care about tremors/buzzing because it can't be seen or measured. Similarly, balance problems can't be measured, and I bet doctors think balance is an easily-solved problem with e.g. a cane or a walker.

I feel like the WHN is doing a disservice by publishing slop where so many of us are struggling to find truth in polluted and adversarial information landscape.