aegis_sum

I think there are a few things happening.

More and more individuals are contributing to the Internet through social media rather than simply consuming. They are bringing their (lack of) spelling and grammar with them, resulting in the variety of mistakes you’ve noticed.

At the same time I have noticed more and more mistakes appearing in “professional” publications. I don’t ever recall seeing a typo on an NPR website up until the past 1-2 years. Now I see grammatical and spelling mistakes almost everywhere.

I’m guessing it’s a combination of laying off editors and using AI.

But at the end of the day, if a language isn’t evolving, it’s dead.

Ohmage? You mean resistance?

Before

Thanks for the heads up, they seem like a very sad person.

Mars bars aren’t generally available in the US.

So they shouldn’t have helped the hostages?

If the convoy potentially had hostages why would Israel blow it up?

Isn’t this one named after 2 of his uncle’s?

According to a doctor at the hospital it’s closer to 30 minutes.

I don’t think the current government of France is the same as the one that lost the ship. Pretty sure they lost a lot of heads of government at some point.

Yup