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userulluipeste says "Affections like rabies" and "Any kind of pandemic is scary by the sheer magnitude of its reach, but one that would affect the brain? That
by giardini 4mo ago
userulluipeste says "Affections like rabies"
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"Any kind of pandemic is scary by the sheer magnitude of its reach, but one that would affect the brain? That would be another level of scary."
"Affections"? Are you talking about socialism or Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) perhaps?
- userulluipeste 4mo agoNow, after you quoted me, I see that "affection" in the medical sense is considered archaic: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/affection#English https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/affection#English I'll keep this in mind, thank you. As for your question, I have little to do with USA politics, which includes holding little to no attitude towards POTUS, and I very much hope for situation to stay that way. Prudence compels me to refrain from saying anything more on the subject.
- giardini 4mo agoOr you could use "afflictions" rather than "affections". I don't often see the use of "affection" in the medical sense. Good comparison here: https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/232933/affection-vs-affliction https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/232933/affection-vs-...
- AlexeyBelov 4mo agoI think you're "affected". Why would you bring Trump into this discussion? UPD: reading your other comments confirms TDS.. I'm sorry.