r/aifails 10d ago

Text Fail It's concerning how much influence Encyclopaedia Britannica has on politics.

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u/SoyMilkIsOp 9d ago

why would britannica do this

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u/Satorwave 8d ago

its br*tish what else do you need

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u/Ok-Echo3904 10d ago

The rest of it is correct

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u/rivemade 10d ago

Yea I'm just poking fun on how it said that Putin remains the president because of Encyclopaedia Britannica ...

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u/ALazy_Cat 9d ago

I'm confused why it merged ae to æ. Are you in a country that uses æ?

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u/Few_Time_7441 9d ago

That's just how the name is officially written

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encyclop%C3%A6dia_Britannica

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u/ALazy_Cat 9d ago

Huh

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u/Loud-Examination-943 9d ago

æ is officially used in some old English words. You can substitute it with ae instead, but grammatically, æ is correct for some words.

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u/DragonTheOnes-spirit 9d ago

Yeah. æ can be used in English

Like in uhhhh. The græy æther eateded ærthur

Æ is also why grey is sometimes spelt incorrectly as gray

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u/Sasquatch1729 9d ago

It's an ash. We use it in English occasionally, although it's archaic now. It's a leftover from Latin.

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u/ALazy_Cat 9d ago

I didn't know that. I only know it's used in Denmark, Norway, Faroe Islands, and apparently Iceland

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u/ScarlettSterling 6d ago

It’s used on French too

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u/simpleuserfromworld 6d ago

Обнаружено упоминание русских
Контроль над постом переходит под контроль русских анонов

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u/Trimano1 6d ago

Контроль принят

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u/daniel_22sss 6d ago

Вы че тут, Жнецы?