Defending the Em Dash: Why This Punctuation Mark Is Human, Not AI
Human writers have always used the em dash. In fact, it’s the most human punctuation mark there is.
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AI has ruined English, lol
Author: Kunwar Raj Profile: [ ---------------------------------------- AI has ruined English, lol. So many people who used to genuinely use
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