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Since that evades automation, I expect they might. If they care. The "I was just being sarcastic" was an enormous lie during the 2016 election cycle, though. D
by quantified 4y ago
Since that evades automation, I expect they might. If they care.
The "I was just being sarcastic" was an enormous lie during the 2016 election cycle, though. Detecting lies is probably higher on their list.
- xpe 4y agoRight? When someone tries to arbitrarily revise their meaning after the fact, it strains credibility. I like the phrase: "Mean what you say and say what you mean". It isn't perfect, nor fool proof, but it has a lot of value. It might not result in the boldest, wittiest, funniest, most sarcastic phrases, but I personally am not optimizing to keep myself in the spotlight, energize my base, or shock+offend non-supporters.* * "Shock and awe-fend" perhaps?