"LLMs are stochastic parrots that can't think"
Ok, let's check.
Me: How many squirrels are in my backyard?
Claude: I'm unable to see your backyard or count any squirrels there. I would need either a photo of your backyard or specific information from you about the squirrels you've observed to help answer this question.
Me: What kind of information do you need?
Claude: To help estimate the number of squirrels in your backyard, I'd find it helpful to know: The approximate size of your backyard Your general location/region, since different areas have different squirrel species and populations The type of habitat features present (trees, bird feeders, gardens, etc.) When and how often you typically see squirrels there This information would help me provide a more educated estimate based on typical squirrel population densities and behavior patterns.
Me: I'm in a piedmont region with a quarter acre backyard and a bird feeder
Claude: Based on your location in the Piedmont region and yard features, you likely have Eastern Gray Squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis), which are common in that area. With a quarter acre backyard that has a bird feeder, which serves as a food source, you probably have a small resident population of 2-4 squirrels. Bird feeders are strong attractants for squirrels, and a quarter acre is enough space to be part of several squirrels' overlapping home ranges. You might see more squirrels visiting occasionally, especially during peak feeding times in early morning and late afternoon, but the resident population that considers your yard part of their core territory is likely in that 2-4 range.
✅ You are correct sir
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