Philosopher Paul Studtmann was struggling through Hegel's Encyclopedia, and decided to ask ChatGPT for help with the "Absolute Spirit" chapter. He offered the following instruction: "Please rewrite the following passage from Hegel in language that a five-year-old can understand…." He then entered each section of the chapter for ChatGPT to "translate" as it were. The result is actually pretty remarkable: Download Absolute_Spirit_5_ELI5
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