that’s because many humans also don’t understand math.

a common approach to learning math is to copy the format of a question and answer and then blindly paste in numbers until you think it works. However when asking a human why they solved it this way and what the meaning of it is in plain english they shrug and say, “but it’s math, I don’t know”.

The NLP is doing a great job of reflecting our own ignorance back at us.

This could be useful in an unintended way: it will force students and teachers to actually think about the claim rather than simply being blinded by “self-confident” language.

Much in the way “fake news” forces everyone to become a journalist, “fake reasoning” may force everyone to become a mathematician?

Or nobody cares. 😂