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Projection for sure. Sic is correctly used when it quotes an “odd or erroneous” phrase (Oxford English Dictionary). In context those quotes are extraordinaril

• llm_nerd 3y ago
  What "projection" [sic]? Humour me. This should be a treat. For that matter, what is the "faulty logic" [sic]? People who bought Teslas and saw the value of their purchase drop are pissed. People who haven't bought a Tesla aren't and probably don't even care about this story. People who might be looking to buy a Tesla would be delighted. Outside of those groups, who cares? I mean, you seem to really care that someone pointed out the first group, and it's weird. And no, putting "sic" on comments because you think they are "odd" [sic] is an attempt at noisy pedantry. It is trying, in this case in futility, to deride the speaker. It's something people only do when they're really passionate about a subject so they desperately attempt to dismiss opponents as if they're unlearned and dumb. You'll get upvotes from the incredibly strange Musk stooges, but everyone else groans.
  • aydyn 3y ago
    > “ what projection [sic] “ [sic] You know what projection is yet resorted to infantile oneupmanship and insults on top, breaking posting guidelines? You’re too upset to have a serious conversation with. Its wild to me that you are affected this much. > I mean, you seem to really care that someone pointed out the first group, and it's weird. Lets be real, you clearly care more than I do lmao.