Before I start, there are many, many posts that have most of my arguments already written. I am late to this party but I brought snacks now that the good food has been eaten.I will spare you, and me, the need to repeat so I will stick closely to linguistics. I’ve also written at length about a lot of what is here, so if you’re new know that what is in here sits in my other 100 posts and if you’re not new here, you’ll see the same frameworks applied to a new use case.I’ve written recently about how linguistic imperialism impacts non-native speakers. While I won’t be using that argument here, this argument includes anyone who uses tools to help them write: a dictionary, a thesauraus, spell check, a LLM.You do not have to be a non-native English speaker to need the use of tools to write and put your ideas on paper. LLMs didn’t change that. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thestrategiclinguist.substack.com/subscribe

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