"it's also wrong."

I believe the word you want is "incorrect."

/sarcasm

I flagged it as Offtopic. But it is correct. "Learnings" is at best a pointless affectation, like saying "utilised" instead of "used". At worst, according to the OED, it's not even a word.

http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/19227/plural-of-l...

Also: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/learning No plural option.

> "Learnings" is at best a pointless affectation

No, at best it's a deliberately wonky usage for comic effect [1], like "Internets". It's quite possible the author is being gamesome. [2]

[1] https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borat:_Cultural_Learnings_...

[2] http://youtu.be/Wc1pxO_-5S8?t=6m43s

Continuing the OT and heedless of the downvotes: I appreciate your efforts, but they can't help themselves -- so many people love using recently invented (and redundant) words because they think it makes them sound smart and hip. Sorta like people who think JS is an amazing language and love to sell that point of view.

I think their must be a voting ring of marketers that are upset their latest buzzword-bingo entry has been called out :-)

I play tournament Scrabble and learnings is a valid word in it.