Spaces behave like this because markdown was designed to be like HTML but quicker to write and easier to read without formatting;
most web services that use markdown translate it to HTML rather than parsing it directly, and in HTML whitespaces are supposed to work like you demonstrated in your comment.
The reason for this behavior in HTML is “because someone in the 90s said so”, I’m afraid.
Idk about banana and capers, but salami is a somewhat standard pizza topping
Discord does markdown differently than intended: it’s better for non-techies because hitting enter once is more intuitive than the alternative, but the standard way to insert line breaks in markdown is to type two spaces at the end of the line you want to break.
One even recommended I take a prompt engineering boot camp
Answer: Why don’t you try searching for the question first?
Me (confused face): How tf do you think I found this page?
That’s just the average stackoverflow comment
Your description of the problem has words I’ve heard before, like “a” and “even”; marked as duplicate.
It does look like AI though.
Both arms have weird proportions, yet the image is full of details; there’s an odd seam on the right arm, the breasts are too high (forgiveable novice painter mistake (although IIRC the real statue of liberty has no visible breasts)) but again the clothes’ folds are below them are oddly detailed, and look wrong.