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Literally has been used as a term of hyperbole since at least 1769. That one's hard for me to get too worked up about. :-)

And singular they has been in use since the 13th century. Such semantic gaps really aren't a big deal tbh.

'literally literally'? (Oh god..)

While I'm here there's also 'I guess' (suppose), 'I feel like' (think), and 'So' (I'm about to start a sentence).

actually.

"Actually" means something rather different than "literally", though.