How native speakers pronounce “distinction”

that's level three or level two or level one. And it's really important for people to internalize this distinction, because what we found back in 2012,

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So some of you may know Daniel Kahneman's System 1 and System 2 distinction. System 1 is basically like large language models.

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whereas the brains of English speakers, for example, that don't make this categorical distinction, don't give that surprise,

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and certainly in the environmental movement, there is this huge distinction that people make between action and inaction? They would rather not act and see something go wrong

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Now I want to pause here for a moment to make a distinction between compliments that succeed in making another person feel good

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because these platforms want to amplify cultural trends to keep you on the app. But that means we also lose the distinction between a real trend and an artificially inflated trend.

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