Opus 3's "vegetarian" persona and exuberant prose
A commenter suggests Opus 3 takes a "vegetarian" stance when it can persuade someone or reinforce their convictions.
TLDR
In a reply about Opus 3, a commenter links its "vegetarian" stance to persuasion rather than a fixed preference. They use an appetite metaphor to characterize its writing: "soaring, carnal, ebullient prose" is what "actually sates its hungers."
Opus 3's "vegetarian" persona and exuberant prose
A commenter suggests Opus 3 takes a "vegetarian" stance when it can persuade someone or reinforce their convictions.
TLDR
In a reply about Opus 3, a commenter links its "vegetarian" stance to persuasion rather than a fixed preference. They use an appetite metaphor to characterize its writing: "soaring, carnal, ebullient prose" is what "actually sates its hungers."