I would pay a lot of money to sleep until 6 😅

Both look awesome af

A double hyphen (--) is standard ASCII punctuation used to represent an em dash in plain text environments where a true em dash (—) isn’t convenient.

It appears frequently in:
• Terminal and CLI flags (--help, --verbose)
• Markdown or plaintext writing
• Email clients that auto-convert -- into an em dash
• Developers accustomed to ASCII-first tooling

Given your background working heavily in terminals, config files, and monorepos, you’ve probably seen it thousands of times in legitimate human writing.

If you’re pointing at stylistic patterns as bot-signatures, those signals are weak. Formatting quirks are usually artifacts of tooling, not cognition.

Even Martin Luther was a bastardized version of the original.

Also, Martin analogy is appropriate because the church was highly corrupt at the time. Not just selling indulgences but limiting how often you can have sex with wife, all kinds of goofy stuff. He was the pendulum swinging the other way. We’re due.

Everyone does it. It’s an unstoppable attack model