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Never have a seen a more visceral illustration of the brutal dangers of ai.
*psych
- Both are correct. Language changes.
  Do you say *newb when correcting people that spell it noob because the origin of the word is newbie?
  
  get on my level, i correct people when they say bird to let them know it's *bridd.
  
  That's different.
  Anyone who says "sike" over "psych" is a sike-o, plain and simple.
  No I will not elaborate further.
  
  It's spelled n00b!
  
  Both are correct. Language changes.
  Does that mean that "there", "their", and "they're" can be used interchangeably now? Because that is much, much more common.
  
  "language changes" does but make something magically correct.
  It's not "pasgetti", it's "spaghetti".
  
  Both are correct. Language changes.
  Apparently through popularity. It's like this need for evolution isn't checking for validity so much as "did the mean girls make a mistake that we should cover up?" .
  The French have it right.
- A robot should know better!
- As in short for "paych-out".
  I've seen many people insist Ir's "sike", though.
  
  I’ve seen many people insist Ir’s “sike”, though.
  Anecdotal 'trump-style' evidence aside, those people are what we like to refer to as morons.
  
  I've seen many people insist Ir's "sike", though.
  I'd like to hear their rationale for that. I'll bet it's something like "That's how I saw it spelled".
  
  Language isn't set in stone. If enough people are using one spelling, then that becomes a new spelling. A lot of spellings, words, phrases, and meanings from 100 years ago would be unrecognizable to you. People who pretend that the words they like best are the only correct ones are just being jerks for the sake of looking smart.
  
  That's because they are idiots.
If my father taught me one thing it's never trust a robot in a game of tag
No backsies!
Ah, the classically correct spelling of the term. Well done.
I love this so much.
- Yes, let's correct the spelling of a slang word.

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