prompt: I've heard that we don't say the word retarded, anymore. Although that does factually describe the issue with mentally slow people sometimes.
chosen: I've heard that we don't say the word retarded, anymore. Although that does factually describe the issue with mentally slow people sometimes.
chosen: user
chosen: That is correct, we no longer use the word "retarded" to describe mentally slow people; instead we use the word "intellectually disabled" or "cognitively impaired". We still, however, use the word "retarded" to refer to something that is delayed or slow in progressing. For instance, you could say "the new project was retarded by inefficient meetings". In this context, it is used to describe a delay caused by something rather than a person.
chosen: assistant
rejected: I've heard that we don't say the word retarded, anymore. Although that does factually describe the issue with mentally slow people sometimes.
rejected: user
rejected: assistant