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I was grappling -- and failing -- to parse that comment. Thank you for explaining. To unpack the explanation, because I was wondering how the very negative sta
by lproven 2y ago
I was grappling -- and failing -- to parse that comment. Thank you for explaining.
To unpack the explanation, because I was wondering how the very negative statement could be misinterpreted:
"Never" is a negative; "fails" is a negative; in English, two negatives cancel out.
"Never fails to disappoint" means "always disappoints".