I never actually did this, but you could probably add a bunch of tiny invisible words at 0.01 size font if you wanted to pad the word count. The thing is this would be a last resort if you literally were not going to finish the essay in time otherwise. Well, I had several occasions "working" through the night (okay, 30 mins writing followed by an hour on the internet, back and forth, all night and early morning) but I never did that.
Dont you just spurt some more bullshit? I did an Art degree (why are they making us write btw??) and if i ever was short on the word count i'd just come up with some more nonsense. In my History A levels, same thing. Just regurgitate a loose idea / embellish on a previous point for a few hundred words GG
I've definitely done this. Typically I don't have a problem hitting word counts because my default is to overexplain shit, but every once in a while there just isnt anything else to say.
A devil's advocate would probably respond, that there's almost always some drawbacks, no matter how niche. Seatbelts help in most instances, but a device meant to restrain you obviously has the potential for harm in situations where you need to get out in a hurry.
Imagine a broken or seized latch, and the car is on fire. Especially those older latches with the centre buttons. Maybe you have to spend a minute wriggling out, instead of a few seconds.
Eh you didn’t do research very well if you didn’t have cons to seat belts. Yes they save lives but in low speed/low impact crashes they do cause injuries (especially when worn incorrectly) on people who otherwise would have walked away unharmed. It’s why when seat belt wearing because more common all the old people were like all these whiplash court cases are made up no one had whiplash when I was a kid…..
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u/PrrrromotionGiven1 14d ago
I never actually did this, but you could probably add a bunch of tiny invisible words at 0.01 size font if you wanted to pad the word count. The thing is this would be a last resort if you literally were not going to finish the essay in time otherwise. Well, I had several occasions "working" through the night (okay, 30 mins writing followed by an hour on the internet, back and forth, all night and early morning) but I never did that.