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But also, using quotation marks purely for emphasis/sarcasm is an informal practice, it doesn't belong in something like a news article (or an essay, legal docu
by Tycho 16y ago
But also, using quotation marks purely for emphasis/sarcasm is an informal practice, it doesn't belong in something like a news article (or an essay, legal document, etc. ).
- sliverstorm 16y agoYes, but whether someone is brilliant or not is usually an opinion, and as such should not be stated as fact in news to the general public with almost no exceptions. People like Einstein are the only ones who get the exceptions, and I don't mean any disrespect but this guy was simply not Einstein.