

You do realize that you’re on a social media platform in which people interact with other people, right? Again, if you want to stop the conversation, you’re free to stop replying to me at any time.
You do realize that you’re on a social media platform in which people interact with other people, right? Again, if you want to stop the conversation, you’re free to stop replying to me at any time.
You think a URL is a sentence? That’s strange. Why do you think that?
Sorry, I’m confused. If you don’t want me to talk to you, why do you keep replying to my posts?
I was joining a thought and a link. It’s common to put a colon before a link.
Harass you? I’m simply trying to help you communicate better. It’s basic English.
Oh, that one, the one I linked to. You see, colons are used when you introduce or define something. Since I was introducing the link to you, I used a colon. You can see another example of this here: https://sh.itjust.works/comment/19661366
What linked comment?
You missed a comma.
while ignoring the writers intent
You need to use an apostrophe when using a possessive. It’s basic English.
What’s the second sentence you think I was trying to link?
Oh? Could you explain why?
But, is there any suggestion that the resources aren’t being correctly coordinated? The reality is that most of the time the “bureaucracy” knows what to do. They don’t need a politician getting in the way and getting photo ops.
Does what change what point? See, your inability to articulate your thoughts in English is the whole issue here. I’m not just looking for a win, I have a win, whereas you have a loss. But, my win isn’t just important for my sake. It’s important because when people use English correctly, it makes it easier for other people to read.
I’m optimistic, because either it works, and it splits the GOP vote, which makes it easier for Democrats to be elected. Or it doesn’t work, and it costs Musk and others massive amounts of money for no real purpose.
Both those scenarios are good, and they’re the only 2 realistic scenarios I think could happen.
Ted Cruz is a dick, but really, what is he actually going to accomplish by being there? I completely get that in the modern media world, a politician needs to be seen at the disaster site. They need to have their picture taken next to the heavy machinery, and talking with actual people doing the disaster relief work (ideally not while wearing goofy white boots).
But, really, I would assume that his presence will just interfere with the work. Maybe he could be useful in his office, answering phones from concerned people, coordinating longer-term plans. But, I’m sure it’s just a matter of time before we see him in jeans at a disaster site because… that’s important.
If Musk wanted to make an impact with his new political party, he should go after Cruz’s seat. Nobody likes Cruz, even in his own party, but Texans won’t vote for a democrat.
Ultimately, I hope his new party splits the GOP vote, but for that to happen they have to have a decent chance to win a few seats.
My modification makes it grammatically correct English. That makes it easier for people to read. It’s basic English.
My point is that it’s basic English and:
Absent Indians using AI? The AI ouroboros?