I would argue that em dashes themselves are not the giveaway that people think they are, and I wish they weren't discriminated against like this. I was focusin

I would argue that em dashes themselves are not the giveaway that people think they are, and I wish they weren't discriminated against like this. I was focusing more on what you called "among other things". The way that the article uses English is extremely characteristic of, say, ChatGPT.