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What are the best search engines/Q&A sites?
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You may not like it, but Bing chat, it will cite its sources so even if it hallucinates something you can fact check
I agree, since the heavy SEO push has come about, Bing chat works the best. SEO has ruined search engines, it’s a little like Taco Bell using sand as a filler.
As a former taco bell employee, I am compelled to request that you remove any mention of the refried beans secret ingredient
I'm sorry, what?
Taco Bell adds Silica, also known as Silicon Dioxide. Silicon Dioxide is the most abundant mineral found in the Earth's crust. Silica is found most common as sand or quartz.
Silica is used in the production of glass, fiber optics, porcelain, stoneware, and concrete.
Silica is also commonly added in the production of foods where it is used to absorb water. In Taco Bell's case they use Silica to reduce moisture and keep the meat from clumping together.
Silicon an essential trace element commonly found in the form of Silica helps to guard against Alzheimer's disease, Osteoporosis, and Dementia.
Silicon is also needed for proper bone, cartilage, and tissue health. A deficiency of Silicon can lead to weak bones, tendonitis, bone decalcification, and cardiovascular disease.
Foods rich in Silica/Silicon are Dark Green Leafy Vegetables, Fruits, Nuts, Seeds, and Berries.
As far as Taco Bell’s corporate entity was concerned, you were fine and eating acceptable levels of silicate/silica. I can’t speak from a medical professionals standpoint though.
LMAO.
Bing only works with Edge AFAIK?
I have heard it is like malware to get rid of macOS lol, I actually installed it, but never uninstalled it because I formatted my Mac for an unrelated case.
Damn that app looks awesome. I just use the Bing app on my phone.
Oh man, this app is perfect, thank you for the recommendation!
Thank you now I actually wanna try it again.
You should. Even if you don't find what you were searching for you can just ask it to make an abstract picture of the process and that's usually entertaining.
The more charitible solution is they only test it on bing. Certain organizations will save test costs by only testing one browser, and forcing everyone to use that browser.