Turns out that that the human brain doesn't seem to make a strong distinction between the meanings of words and the determination of the appropriateness of word

Turns out that that the human brain doesn't seem to make a strong distinction between the meanings of words and the determination of the appropriateness of words used in context (i.e., their moral value.) Understanding this has taught me a lot about human behavior. Or maybe it's just primed me to expect certain kinds of misunderstandings.