You posted this on social media. Just saying
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It’s the algorithm designed by billionaires that favors dipshits. Get rid of the billionaires -> get rid of the algorithm and the dipshits will disappear into irrelevance
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This is the internet. You are allowed to say “hill”
Better luck next time!
But did you pass that exam or did you fail?
Anyway, here is the tree:

I used https://stanza.stanford.edu/ and Universal Dependencies is correct while Constituency Parse is wrong, so I’m not the only one, even the computer got it wrong.
The thing is that “the things you believe” already sounds like a phrase so “make you unlovable” seems to refere to “the things” but in fact is a subclause to “believe”
So I think they make me unlovable but they think they are beautiful. Boy, I need a syntax tree to parse this.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•You are undecided on buying a house. But this convinces you to buy it
9·3 days agoI didn’t notice because it wasn’t red
Admit it: you just offered it because you knew he would reject
Is this an I Saw The TV Glow reference? Great movie!
If you want a linguistic deep dive how this isn’t correct:
https://lingthusiasm.com/post/662535562508517376/lingthusiasm-episode-60-thats-the-kind-of
I saw a drawing of that tree. Does that count?
It’s not about enforced gender norms but expectations, associations. And they still persist. The song “Draw me a person” by Kate Couriel discusses this quite good.
You mean in contrast to the doctor who fertilize women with “anonymous sperm donations” all anonymously donated by himself. True story
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The Shitpost Office@lemmy.dbzer0.com•I survived the nineteen hundereds
1·12 days agoWe are closer to the invention of CDs than to nuclear fusion. Feel old yet?
Now you want our opinion on garlic bread?





Good luck! Maybe start by spreading the word that different social media networks and algorithms work differently and have different effects. So instead of demonizing the whole concept, make people switch to open source, non commercial and federated networks like Lemmy and Mastodon