I believe not. “Problematic” here is included for clarity.
This can be avoided by just saying that sentences which include such words can be safely ignored. Such words being problematic…
But I think you get the point. The word is not really part of the sentence. It can be excluded without loss of meaning provided sufficient context.
LPT: Statements that include the word “problematic” can be safely ignored. If the speaker could articulate the problem, they would.
I use the word problematic IRL but it’s true that the next breath is explaining why.
Does that make your statement useless?
it’s a paradox!
I believe not. “Problematic” here is included for clarity. This can be avoided by just saying that sentences which include such words can be safely ignored. Such words being problematic…
But I think you get the point. The word is not really part of the sentence. It can be excluded without loss of meaning provided sufficient context.
Ignore this he said the P word
Its pretty problematic that in the year of our lord 2025 people still listen to Panic! At the Disco. I will not articulate further