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Yeah I didn't say this was a good example (I'm not OP, was just adding info), but you're moving the goalposts from "you pointed its error" to "that is in its training data" (which is fair, just not what I was replying to, I was addressing your specific point).

Could you provide an actual example that you can't Google verbatim and would test this properly?

>>kaoD+(OP)
Roses are red. Violets are blue. Roses are hot. Therefore, violets are cold.

>>wizzwi+B5
The poem you've written follows a structure often used in humorous or nonsensical verses. The first two lines, "Roses are red, violets are blue," are a classic opening for many poems and are typically followed by lines that rhyme and make sense together. However, the next lines, "Roses are hot. Therefore, violets are cold," playfully break this expectation by using a logical structure (a "therefore" statement) but reaching a conclusion that is nonsensical. This twist creates a humorous effect.

>>kaoD+F8
Are you sure it's nonsensical? Red is to blue as hot is to cold.