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>irregardless FYI it's either "regardless" or "irrespective". And I don't think there needs to be an inherent difference in ability. A difference in interest
by Metacelsus 6y ago
>irregardless
FYI it's either "regardless" or "irrespective".
And I don't think there needs to be an inherent difference in ability. A difference in interest would also explain things.