He probado la Inteligencia Artificial, de nombre Leo, que acompaña desde hace pocos días al navegador Brave, y se ha portado tal que así. Concretamente le he preguntado por «The nautical origin of Buddhist architecture» (¿qué si no?) y me ha contestado…

The nautical origin of Buddhist architecture is a fascinating topic. While Buddhism has a rich history and diverse influences, there isn’t a direct nautical origin for its architecture. Buddhist temples and monasteries have been built in various styles and locations, reflecting the cultural and geographical contexts of the regions where they were constructed. However, some Buddhist structures do incorporate elements inspired by the natural world, such as lotus flowers and ocean waves, which may evoke a sense of the sea.

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Actualizado el 12 de noviembre de 2023. Hoy he ido a saco y le he preguntado directamente «What is the nautical origin of Greek temples?» A lo que ella, que no es tonta, ha dicho: «The nautical origin of Greek temples is a fascinating topic. According to the article you provided, the Greek temples were designed to resemble boats overturned and supported by walls, reflecting the nautical hypothesis of the origin of Greek architecture. This idea suggests that the ancient Greeks drew inspiration from their seafaring traditions and the shapes of ships in designing their temples. Is there anything else you’d like to know? :)», con sonrisa final incluida. Se me ha quedado cara de tonto, por supuesto. ¿Cómo sabe que yo soy yo?