No, ghostwriting is not plagiarism. Done correctly, there is nothing wrong with it. Hard to argue this professor did it correctly
No, ghostwriting is not plagiarism. Done correctly, there is nothing wrong with it. Hard to argue this professor did it correctly
Comparing high-energy events, especially ones that cause destruction, to weapons that have been used is very common, not just in “murica”
The lack of specificity as to what kind of atomic bomb is silly, though.
I have yet to see one of these comments with chatGPT summaries of articles that actually adds any value. Usually they are wrong or misleading. Sometimes they are just as long if not longer than the original article. This one, for example, summarizes the article that OP basically already summarized in the post description.
ChatGPT has its uses. This ain’t one of them.
I like the Avatar Legends RPG, and the lore included is great. But I hate how spread out the rules are and how much hunting around I find myself doing. They probably could have put all the rules in a concise, 20-30 pages or less. Then the other hundred or so after that could have the lore.
It’s PbtA. Very easy to GM and to play. But it’s still hard to convince people to try it, even people who like ATLA, because the rule book looks so long.
What about search engines? DDG and bing suck ass, google is the only of the three that returns results that actually remotely match what I type in.
It’s not about protecting anything, it’s about acquiring and selling as much of your personal data as they can.
Neither of those are true. Some steel and leathers may be treated to make them anti-microbial, but they are generally not
Are we just going to get a “new” article on this every week now?