Cough it up! I mean, get well soon.

a) you're a timelord;
b) it's not the whole world, just the loud fart of hate-incontinence;
c) but yeah, snuggly coats 🧥 xx

... but retyping beats copy/pasting which is merely reburying the dead. The iterative process breathes new life. I find it slow and taxing but also invigorating.

A fear I could explore next time is the anxiety of spotting a speller just as I press send 😫

May he live long and enjoy it.

That's true, but I do worry when some editors-- not all, and not the good ones--come on social media with a list of simplistic tells. As you suggest, there is a growing research base around how Ai writes. As a teacher, I need to know these too.

I love--wait for it Ai detectorists--the odd em dash or two.

An example of my thinking: I love Stephen King. He is amazing at writing characters that come alive as you read them. What I don't like is that so many of his main characters are authors. But he's a best seller, so maybe I got this wayyyy wrong.

I ❤️ this man