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ELI5:-How does ChatGPT manage to process an 845 page document and respond in under five seconds? Does it actually read the entire document, or is it using a different approach behind the scenes?

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ELI5:-How does ChatGPT manage to process an 845 page document and respond in under five seconds? Does it actually read the entire document, or is it using a different approach behind the scenes?

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ELI5: Why does drinking cold water make it feel like it instantly spreads through your whole body, even though it has to go into your stomach for a while first?

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ELI5: Why does drinking cold water make it feel like it instantly spreads through your whole body, even though it has to go into your stomach for a while first?

ELI5: Why did armies fight in line formations in the 18th century? Why would anyone agree to fight like this?

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ELI5: Why did armies fight in line formations in the 18th century? Why would anyone agree to fight like this?

I always found this odd. It doesn't make sense to me. I think it would've been much more effective for armies to have fought more sporadically and spread out in smaller groups, while utilizing cover. Why did armies fight like this?

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