Dude, even that comment could sound a bit ChatGPT-ish, but as you said, it's because of the tone and style expected when constructing an argument or exposing a

Dude, even that comment could sound a bit ChatGPT-ish, but as you said, it's because of the tone and style expected when constructing an argument or exposing a topic in a certain group. It's mostly how you flow from one idea to the next, logically and in a timeline, without going back and forth, using correct punctuation. That and just like culture; if you interact a lot with a group (and now add similar sounding LLMs to the mix) you end up absorbing characteristics of them, then imitating some without a second thought. That's humans, sorry if you wanted to be an AI. It's interesting when I asked for style corrections on passages from past college essays or formal letters, ChatGPT sometimes makes a nice improvement and I could learn a thing or two from it, but it always ends up trying to add formalities and flow modifications that get in the way instead of being precise.