Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery

The king james version of the bible has earned a delightfully a body nickname, i guess. In 16 31 in london, over a year, or roughly a full year, after the king james's bible was published, that this error was discovered. A crucial word was left out of one of the ten commandments, the one about adultery. They left out a pretty crucial word. It was the word not. Has have people taken this seriously? Like, over overtime? Or is it sort of an ne curiosity? I think it's a bit of historical curiosity, i'm sure.