One of the great dangers that persists in societies everywhere throughout history is mistaking the gathering of information for thinking. Or worse, the gathering of information that is clearly biased without realizing (or even worse, caring) that it is biased. Artificial intelligence has the potential to make this problem even worse because the sources of the answer that we get may be even harder to check.

I am sometimes asked about which Bible a person should be reading. I will usually give a list with the strengths and weaknesses of each recommendation. For readers of English Bibles, the most important part of the book is the explanation of the rules used by the translators. For annotated Bibles, the introduction that explains the doctrinal or denominational background of the note writers is equally important. How one thinks directly affects how one will translate one language to another as well as the explanations given.

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