> they're all terrified This is an odd phenomenon that's only happened in the last couple of years -- situations that folks would previously describe as "dishe

> they're all terrified This is an odd phenomenon that's only happened in the last couple of years -- situations that folks would previously describe as "disheartening" or "disappointing" are now characterized as "terrifying". It's clever, really -- expressing concern over your physical well being (even when there isn't really any danger) is a cognitive kill-switch; physical safety is at the bottom of the hierarchy of needs, after all.