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"Competent" in this usage means "empowered" not "proficient".
by alexanderchr 3y ago
"Competent" in this usage means "empowered" not "proficient".
- anfogoat 3y agoCan't believe I missed that, especially for how off it seemed in the latter form. Thank you.
- alexanderchr 3y agoNo it’s not at all a common use of the word, stumped me too the first time I saw it used like that.