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🔍 *Is the German "generic masculine" really gender-neutral?* In this eye-opening deep dive, we uncover the truth behind *der Lehrer*, *der Bürger*, and other masculine nouns in German—using real data from **6,195 press texts**! 📊

You’ll discover:
✅ Why Bürger is used generically 99% of the time—but Präsident only 3%
✅ How prestige roles (Chef, Minister) are almost always male-coded, while passive roles (Schüler, Teilnehmer) are overwhelmingly generic
✅ The surprising grammar patterns: generic masculines thrive in plural & indefinite forms (*Ein Teilnehmer hat gesprochen*)—not singular definite (*Der Teilnehmer*)
✅ That only *6%* of generic masculines act as true Gattungsbezeichnungen (group labels)—shattering a common myth

This isn’t about politics—it’s about **real language use**. And the data proves: **one-size-fits-all assumptions don’t work**.

🔥 Perfect for linguists, language learners, and anyone curious about gender, grammar, and how AI can reveal hidden patterns in speech.
🧠 Based on psycholinguistic research, this video shows why studies relying on "typical" examples like die Spione miss the full picture.

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Read more on arxiv by searching for this paper: 2512.04683v1.pdf