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4 days agoWhy It Feels Wrong to Be Rude to AI
People interact with AI as if it were social, often expressing politeness despite knowing it is a machine.
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1 month agoThe hill I will die on: Britons love saying thank you I think we should ban the phrase | Sangeeta Pillai
You get a coffee. The barista tells you how much you need to pay. You say thank you. They take your card for payment. They say thank you. They give you the coffee. You say thank you. They say thank you for your thank you. Then you say thank you for their thank you. By this point, the words thank you have lost all meaning, and both parties are exhausted by the pointless stream of politeness.
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2 months agoFrench Etiquette Rules to Learn for a Smoother Trip to France - Frenchly
Visiting France is often associated with great food, beautiful cities, and a strong sense of style. But what many travelers discover quickly is that daily life in France is guided by a set of unwritten etiquette rules. These rules are not about being overly polite or friendly at all costs. They are about showing respect for others, for shared spaces, and for social boundaries.
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8 months agoMiss Manners: Should I risk insulting my neighbor by being blunt about her dog?
Politely express the need for personal space away from neighbor's barking dog.
Communicating food poisoning to friends after enjoying their meal presents a dilemma.
Prioritize well-being when declining social engagements, especially if pets are involved.
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