yetAnotherUser

Stimmt, hab ich ganz vergessen.

Das heißt aber, die Person hat auch 100 UFO-Dokus gesehen, die kamen ja genauso oft. Manchmal mit Bonus Hitler-Überlappungen.

Wer schaut sich denn freiwillig 100 Hitler Dokus an?

Label the remappable button STREAMING SERVICE or something, I don't know.

It's okay, I've added a small arrow just for you

I only cried thrice while playing through it some time ago 😎

That's for the second one though, for the [verb] [noun] combination. The "[adjective]" [noun] combination implies spacefaring or similar, doesn't it?

I'm sure he isn't pro-zionist

What hormones would a gym fembroy take though?

It's not describing the noun, it's part of the noun.

Quick analogy in German:

space billionaire = Weltraummilliärdär

spacefaring billionaire = weltraumreisender Milliärdär

In German, adjective + noun cannot be written together to form a new noun. To form one, only noun + noun can be used. And English is close enough to Germanic languages for that rule to remain the same, I think.

How is space an adjective in the first one? Shouldn't it be a noun?

These Anglo-Saxons again, putting random spaces into compound words.

Have you read this article yet (warning: long and sad)? The AI used was the private GPT-3 Beta in mid-2021, almost 1.5 years before ChatGPT was launched.

https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects/2021/jessica-simulation-artificial-intelligence/

But Chemie comes from Chemnitz (obviously) so it must be pronounced with K

Don't know where China comes from, maybe from Chinese which is obviously pronounced with K.