I quickly disqualified III because of its inconsistent capitalization of “idea”, which doesn’t seems like something Hegel would do. From there I noticed that I is a completion that continues about vaguely the same sort of things as the first paragraph, while II specifically focuses on the things mentioned right at the end of the first paragraph. I wasn’t sure whether GPT or Hegel was more likely to choose the vague completion, or the specific completion. I ended up guessing correctly after scrutinizing the first paragraph, but I was uncertain about my guess.
I quickly disqualified III because of its inconsistent capitalization of “idea”, which doesn’t seems like something Hegel would do. From there I noticed that I is a completion that continues about vaguely the same sort of things as the first paragraph, while II specifically focuses on the things mentioned right at the end of the first paragraph. I wasn’t sure whether GPT or Hegel was more likely to choose the vague completion, or the specific completion. I ended up guessing correctly after scrutinizing the first paragraph, but I was uncertain about my guess.