How to pronounce “conflate” in English

AI conflates so many different things.

And people conflate fast with authoritative.

And because we often conflate them, people are skeptical that unconscious bias is really the problem because what they really are worried about is

And people do conflate gender identity with sexual identity.

But we should not conflate all the different levels.

And sometimes we conflate, I think, the wisdom of age with the-- what age looks like, and the experience of the aches and pains of age.

And he's conflated it with a precarious situation he has in relation to the American threat.

Characters are not conflated.

So it's reasonable to conflate them.

And a lot of people conflate what we're trying to do with a yogic breathing exercise, which is very powerful, but that's not what we're talking about here.

And when someone at Google says you conflate things, you run for the hills and get nervous.

all these things kind of conflate as well and seem to me to be suddenly very timely

So I think it's often conflated with what was going on there.

But it's very frequently conflated.

Because we just established that only half-literates conflate opening dares with greatness.

And I brought up how it sort of gets conflated with the movements to overthrow communism and the Eastern block.

I think that data journalism has frequently been conflated, not by ProPublica, but by the sort of media conversation

So a universal way it reflects our thought process is that languages tend to conflate space and time.

And I'm giving you that challenge to illustrate how much we conflate it, how much we conflate health and health care.

And the example that I often like to use is-- so a lot of people conflate financial independence

So it's a real excellent example of how correlation and causation get conflated.

But isn't it dangerous to talk about "the one percent" because it sort of conflates income and wealth.

So I think sometimes we conflate the two.

So it's a useful example because it's so far removed that we can look at it in the abstract and not conflate it with our own concerns of the day.

Not zero, and human beings have a tendency to really conflate very low probability with zero probability, but not very high.

And I think that that's really important, because as we sort of conflate or we remove the space between work and life,

But to position himself as the victim in that case, and conflate it in his description of his situation of being in forced

exist in the context of race and class and our history, it's important not to conflate the structural realities

audience #7: But so you seem to be suggesting that you think that somehow easier access to information is making people conflate, I don't know, like--

Now, people get really confused where they tend to conflate investing with opening your investment accounts.

It's just a meme that resonates with a lot of people, and it became conflated with the effect.

The causation and motivation are often conflated, and not just by students but also by lots of talking heads on

was raised kind of in the atmosphere of all of this and even back then people conflated the revolution itself with the

is based on masculine or feminine, we tend to think that the two must be conflated, but they don't need to be.

The last thing I would say is that when we think sometimes we conflate two things.

So I think sometimes we conflate the fact that you know the chachi is allowing us to talk in a natural language that's

I was just curious because sometimes people conflate the two.

So, when you conflate those two things it sounds like we have a harder problem than

Because somehow balanced, I think, in the mainstream media has become conflated with bias toward the establishment.

It's because data that falls onto your eyes, into your ears, onto your skin conflates multiple aspects of the world.

And so, what we have hypothesized was that a ship actually probably saw waves out there and the story became conflated over time that