I propose that humans use Unicode U+2E3B three em dash ⸻ it is an impressively long character.
> U+2E3B three em dash
I had to look up why this exists, and apparently it was added in Unicode 6.1 (2012) because some style guide required it, and using consecutive U+2014 em dashes isn't sufficient because that might not render as one continuous line.
https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2010/10037r-longdashes.pdf
Lets just use random number of dashes.
let’s market it as “human dash”
And if it ever catches on with LLMs ⸻⸻ we just make it longer
> U+2E3B three em dash
I had to look up why this exists, and apparently it was added in Unicode 6.1 (2012) because some style guide required it, and using consecutive U+2014 em dashes isn't sufficient because that might not render as one continuous line.
https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2010/10037r-longdashes.pdf