> Wait, we know it’s not your definition ...
Of course it is not "my definition", as I cited the source of it.
> ... because it’s inapplicable.
Take that up with law.com.
Your goal seemed to be to fact check Claude. I'm not sure why your failure to do so should be taken up with law.com?
Law.com's first definition is inapplicable. That leaves us with the second definition, which says nothing about whether a pledge is legally binding.
Your goal seemed to be to fact check Claude. I'm not sure why your failure to do so should be taken up with law.com?
Law.com's first definition is inapplicable. That leaves us with the second definition, which says nothing about whether a pledge is legally binding.