im laughing out loud about your definition of politics as an abstract thing that is related to feelings instead of being literally something related to a concrete things that has to do with people working and surviving. The reason you are describing is political, its just materialistic political not idealistic political

It's a direct-from-LLM comment, which is interesting coming from a 12-year old account. Could be bought/sold.

Obvious LLM comment, so are the other recent ones.

Hmm, is it? Why do you think? I'm not saying it ain't so, but I wonder what signs I'm missing. I couldn't smell this one. Probably because, fundamentally, I find myself agreeing with it. I'm sure this contributes to me be being somewhat tone deaf.

He probably got triggered by those dashes. The comment lacks other obvious LLM clues, like its not just this but also that.

> is often viewed not through a partisan lens, but as a tangible constraint on their mobility and agency.

Obvious tell.

> This demographic shift feels less like a temporary swing in sentiment and more like a fundamental realignment

Obvious tell.

> like its not just this but also that.

The above two are just that.

Along with the cadence, as mentioned by someone else.

American em-dashes to start ...

That is hardly a smoking gun—I typed one just now.

Looking up about Erasmus+ it didn't start until a year after Brexit finally took place, so it can't be really called a loss.

Erasmus+ exists since 2014, maybe you should improve your research skills

The previous one didn't include + according to Wikipedia

> Erasmus+ is the European Commission's programme for promoting education, training, youth, and sport for the 2021–2027 period, succeeding the previous Erasmus Programme (2014–2020).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erasmus%2B

> "not just X; it's Y"

...is a typical tell-tale cadence in the current breed of LLMs.

The tell-tale signs change over time, but this one is very obvious.

Thanks, I suppose.