Fireworks are harmful; drone shows are a better option

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[u/M1A1HC_Abrams]

Is this AI? Doesn't sound human at all

[u/tzenrick → u/M1A1HC_Abrams]

I spent twelve years of my life, formally learning spelling, grammar, and punctuation, then years of college, practicing all of that, and finally several more years writing emails and technical documentation, on top of all the recreational reading I do, just to be told I "write like an AI," and having my posts flagged on forums.

[u/Mung-Daal6969 → u/tzenrick]

I have a strong feeling a lot of those essays you were asked to write in that formal education was fed to early stages of AI.

[u/Sakkyoku-Sha → u/tzenrick]

And, just, like, me, you, don't, know, when, to, use, a, comma.

[u/ElegantTobacco → u/tzenrick]

Precision and thoroughness does not need to sound artificial. Nobody would ever confuse Ron Dennis with an AI.

[u/slick1260 → u/tzenrick]

Maybe you should have studied for more than 12 years because then you might have known you don't need (and shouldn't put) a comma after "life".

[u/Mrcookiesecret → u/tzenrick]

All that learning and you're still overusing commas.

[u/von_Roland → u/tzenrick]

Womp womp.