the expression that follows is one of a seriously disturbed individual.
No doubt about it. Extremely disturbing beyond belief.
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the expression that follows is one of a seriously disturbed individual.
No idea if that was it, but it's the weirdest thing I've ever seen. Usually facial expressions give some sort of message. His facial expressions were a bunch of random spam.coughsociopathcough
00:50No doubt about it. Extremely disturbing beyond belief.
And so when you find people with thing like fibromyalgia, you’re either going to be sick, bad, or weak–and the idea is really to find a fourth way–to realize that these atypical things are just a range of normal, that you’re not sick, bad, or weak, that you’re just dealing with the difficulties of just being a human.
these atypical things are just a range of normal
According to Merriam-Webster, "atypical" means "not normal".
This does not reassure me because I am now in the situation where "it is perfectly normal for people your age to be dead."these atypical things are just a range of normal
This sort of contradictory, vague, suggestive language is typical for psychoabblers that want to express their beliefs without revealing them fully.
As an aside: I mentioned the problems in the UK, saying that psychiatrists had hijacked ME/CFS. Collins said, "They don't have the right skillset." That's a political way of saying: Uh, yeah, it's time for real scientists to study this thing.
And why did "N*****r, n*****r" have to go underground? Because people objected and prevailed. We've already won the analogous battle in our case, i.e., it does seem like no one can get up anymore and say that ME is the belief that one has a disease called ME. However, as we see with the Southern Strategy, that doesn't mean that the underlying bad idea has gone away. It's just been coded, massaged, nuanced, to be more palatable. And the result can sound reasonable, if you don't know what's behind it.
af·fec·ta·tion
noun: affectation; plural noun: affectations
behavior, speech, or writing that is artificial and designed to impress.
"the affectation of a man who measures every word for effect"
synonyms: pretension, pretentiousness, affectedness, artificiality, posturing, posing;
airs (and graces)
"the affectations of a prima donna"
a studied display of real or pretended feeling.
"an affectation of calm"
synonyms: facade, front, show, appearance, pretense, simulation, posture, pose
"an affectation of calm"