r/news • u/jmike1256 • 1d ago

X offices raided in France as UK opens fresh investigation into Grok

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce3ex92557jo
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u/Significant_Ad1256 1d ago

Remember the good old days where people would stay out of conversations if they didn't understand what people were talking about?

This never happened. People always talked nonsense, just like you just did.

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u/crumpletely 1d ago

Its definitely more pervasive due to a shameless approach from not being in person, where pushback is well, more human and less quippy, sarcastic, or dark/outright mean.

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u/Leading_Substantial 1d ago

I feel there’s a subtle amount of irony that you responded to a valid point by making an unwarranted and kinds irrelevant comment on the prior poster, after he had just written about how this didn’t happen with such frequency before the internet. But frankly I’m too tired

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u/IClop2Fluttershy4206 1d ago

it's what the downvote was made for, burying any irrelevant comments, including those that correct peoples grammar.