If you have the same sex as your partner, then it’s a same sex relationship. If you have the same gender as your partner, it’s a same gender relationship. Possibly it’s both or neither.

Lmao, Jesus Christ. I can lead a horse to water, but I can’t make it drink.

https://www.adl.org/resources/article/hamas-its-own-words

I guess it’s not like Wikipedia’s accuracy can get any worse…

I honestly don’t know what kind of computer it was. It was something my dad brought home from work when they were going to throw it out, so it was old even when I had it in the early 90s. It ran DOS, had a 5 1/4 inch floppy drive, and a lovely orange monochrome monitor. I used it to write my little stories and play crappy console games. Good times.

Considering Germany’s strict antisemitism laws and the fact that Palestine has repeatedly called for the extermination of all Jews, this can’t really be that surprising.

By 2015 it was already a hollow shell of what it had once been, and by 2020 it was spiritually completely dead. Now it’s just shocking how far it’s continued to decline, far past what I’d come to think of as rock bottom

“He died” expresses an action, while “he’s dead” expresses a state

Two consenting adults on a date? Definitely creepy!

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Lmao, dude honestly just suggested Wikipedia as a reliable source of information. Fucking hell

Any of those boring-ass superhero movies. What is so appealing about hour-long GCI fight scenes and no plot?

Also Tiffany, Dennis, Squirrel, and Jerome

My penis is very hard difficult

Towelie always says: “Don’t forget to bring a towel!”

This, but for Wikipedia.

Edit: Ironically, the down votes are really driving home the point in the OP. When you aren’t an expert in a subject, you’re incapable of recognizing the flaws in someone’s discussion, whether it’s an LLM or Wikipedia. Just like the GPT bros defending the LLM’s inaccuracies because they lack the knowledge to recognize them, we’ve got Wiki bros defending Wikipedia’s inaccuracies because they lack the knowledge to recognize them. At the end of the day, neither one is a reliable source for information.