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The hard part is distinguishing between quitting because the resistance wants you to (bad idea) or because the resistance doesn’t want you to (great idea).
In s1, when the LLM tries to stop thinking with `"</think>"`, they force it to keep going by replacing it with `"Wait"`. It’ll then begin to second guess and double check it’s answer. They do this to trim or extend thinking time (trimming is just abruptly inserting `"</think>"`).
It’s really dumb, I love it.
S1: The $6 R1 Competitor?
Tim Kellogg
And what you have is when you have this unequal economy, you're giving all of the consumption power to very, very rich people. Very rich people, percentage wise, have a very low demand to consume and a massive demand to save. Basically, what these people want is assets. So the second thing you will see is an increase in asset prices, massive increase in asset prices. Because you're giving all of the money to people who are just trying to buy assets.
There's not a lot of investment opportunity. So they're buying assets, they're buying assets; they're buying assets.
Understand the Economy Part 2: What Is Wealth Inequality?
Garys Economics
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