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Perhaps it's an anxiety disorder? They would feel anxiety when less than perfect information is communicated?

• jsharpe 17y ago
  I'd say less a "disorder" and more a point of view. The spread of false information hurts everybody.
  • amichail 17y ago
    I mean real physical discomfort that would only go away when they correct less than perfect information.
    • sp332 17y ago
      I had never thought of it in those terms. It took me a few years, but I consciously desensitized myself to that feeling. I still get it, but it's easier to ignore.