What does the following even mean?
“diluting the semantic density and specific gravity of the argument.”
Or this beaut:
“By accepting these ablated outputs, we are not just simplifying communication; we are building a world on a hollowed-out syntax that has suffered semantic ablation.” (Which reduces to ‘if we accept ablated outputs, we accept ablated outputs.’)
Or this;
“ The logical flow – originally built on complex, non-linear reasoning – is forced into a predictable, low-perplexity template.”
The ‘logical flow’ of what? It never even says. And what is ‘non-linear’ reasoning?
For all I know the original author wrote it all. But, a very close reading of the original article screams fluff to me… just gibberish.
That is, I don’t know if there was much ‘meaning’ in the original to begin with. If I’m going to read gibberish, I’d prefer it to be written in the style of a hard-boiled detective. That’s just me though.