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the receipt for everything you said but wish you hadn't

means A written or printed copy of something originally spoken, broadcast, or recordedor an official record of a student's coursework and grades.

from From Latin 'transcriptum,' the neuter past participle of 'transcribere' — to write across or write overbuilt from 'trans-' (across) and 'scribere' (to write). It came into English through Old French, and at its heart sits the simple, slightly thankless act of copying something from one place to another, word by faithful word.

court rootsStenographers type up to 300 words per minute
word originLatin transcribere, meaning to write across
the gapTone, sarcasm and eye-rolls vanish completely on paper
legal weightOfficial transcripts can decide appeals and overturn verdicts
machine eraAI now drafts them, then mishears every accent
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