You don't need to be a non-native speaker for that. If the other side is convinced you're a bot, it will be very difficult to make them believe otherwise. Which

You don't need to be a non-native speaker for that. If the other side is convinced you're a bot, it will be very difficult to make them believe otherwise. Which in a funny way has echoes of conspiracy theory believers who take every denial as a further proof of their existing belief. The first I heard of this was 15 years ago[0]. The original article is no longer online, so the link takes to a PDF rendition. It cites the source. 0: https://msu.edu/~pennock5/courses/ALife/Striegel_Failed_Turing_test.pdf https://msu.edu/~pennock5/courses/ALife/Striegel_Failed_Turi...