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I don't think a movie can be "really bad" only because of a voicing, so it also can't be elevated to good with just a voice. There are too many other factors into what makes - or for me goes into - a good or bad or really bad movie. Even when a voicing can ruin a good or very good movie.

They do have significant influence, though. Germany has a very strong dubbing industry, but I still prefer EN original voicing. And for JP anime, I much prefer original JP voicing. It makes a big difference.

I can't say I have seen and heard many in both forms, but only very rarely do I like/find equally good or prefer the dub. There are good ones. But in the wide industry, I find them largely sub-par.

Maybe there's more difference between different languages and societies compared to what you were asking. But I think they go into the same theme/aspect.

I'm one of a kind. Does that count?

standing up takes effort. sitting does not.

Butt how do you get up? /o\

daaamn, 18° and sunny, looking goood

I'm sinking about it

Does it make a difference if they're indistinguishable? With filter bubbles and echo chambers, it feels like maybe it doesn't matter what percentage is bots. Use the usual moderation tools for decency.

Heart Attack or suicide. My mother and her father died from heart issues, not late in their lives.

An industry develops, especially in poor societies and those without a good justice system where people of imminent death are kept (brain-)"alive" in a coma, and get sold as burning material for industry (factories and various production), engines like for big ships, and booby-traps in conflict zones.

I think it would be cooler than funerals.

I think it would be hotter funerals.

I think I've seen two different anime series like that

Well, I guess it was more spontaneous combustion resulting in death instead of death resulting in combustion.

Aaah, what a nice bath

I'm confused. Isn't this about the AI using existing correct typography, that was not very common? It doesn't add anything new. I don't see how that connects to my comment. Or what you think is an opinion about correctness here.

Also, the /s indicates sarcasm, so it's not like my original comment was meant to be taken very seriously. If your issue is with the existing typography being used more.

If you're putting the Em dash into question being valid at all, I can only link to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dash#Em_dash Whether it's existence is a good thing or not. That's a different question vs correctness/existence and definition.

It's different in German.

We use En with spacing for thoughts, interruptions, and apparently can also be used for ranges (recommended by standards, but a popular spelling source has ranges without spacing, sometimes used with reduced spacing).

🙂🔥
\ 🙂🔥
\ 🫠🔥

How so?

AI finally teaching people correct typography. /s

Have you considered using En dashes over Em? – vs —

That is – actually – correct German typography.

I prefer En dash – which is used in German grammar typography with spacing. Which seems much more readable to me.

bakery’s offerings—all 62 items—and had

With no spacing around? What the heck. Wikipedia confirms it.

In German, we do spacing around the Gedankenstrich. I find that much more readable. It is also only half an em.

Du magst ja recht haben – aber ich sehe das ganz anders.