What is the difference between an algorithm and an AlGore-ithm? An algorithm is a mathematical method to get a true answer. An AlGore-ithm is a method to make a statement that is not true.
This could be a new word for the popular lexicon of American English. One could call it an AlGore-ism, which is easier to pronounce and spell. In mathematics and computer programming, an algorithm is convergent on the true answer whereas an AlGore-ism is divergent from a true answer.
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