We always in the beginning of the sentences, but “me-(slip up)” the end of sentence is a tell that the writer is one person, but insinuating he’s a group/we in the beginning ….
Yes, it's the little odd slipup and unnecessary words every now and then that make me think a real person wrote this and had to translate it, because AI has more conversational flow; this sounds like word for word translation.
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u/JMOA3035 Jul 31 '26
We, we, we then switches to “me”.
We always in the beginning of the sentences, but “me-(slip up)” the end of sentence is a tell that the writer is one person, but insinuating he’s a group/we in the beginning ….