Celia (Patreon)

June 2024

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All the models I've worked with are, without exception, better people than I am.

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I ran the sentence above through Claude (3.5 Sonnet) and it responded:Here are some stylistic considerations:

Clarity: The sentence implies that models (presumably referring to fashion models or similar) are "people," which may not be the intended meaning if you're referring to, for example, statistical or computational models.

Hyperbole: The phrase "without exception" and the absolute comparison "better people than I am" may come across as exaggeration or self-deprecation.

Tone: Depending on the context, this statement might seem overly self-critical or insincere.

A more neutral way to express a similar sentiment could be:

"In my experience, all the models I've worked with have demonstrated admirable qualities."