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It sure was.

How many parts per million did they say again? ;)

In context, he's just saying this self-scrutiny is what makes your words authentic.

I was referring to the use of the word "load-bearing". It was most likely an intentional joke, but it's one of the most grating current AI-tells to the point it's a word you'll at this point generally want to avoid (unless it's a joke).

I figured that's what you meant and agree the phrasing is over-speak.

To your comment, I wasn't aware of the eye rolling meta for the phrase [0]. I hadn't seen it overused to the extent people are claiming.

[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1upxk9r/loadbeari...

Given that he says "never use a LLM suggested word", and given he's a sophisticated writer, it's clearly a joke.

Pangram 4 says it's 100% human written, including the "load-bearing" sentence.