Humor, Truth, and Accurate Language
When someone says something followed by "just kidding," I take
notice: truth, or at least that person's perception of the truth, is
wrapped up in the joke. Whether this is a good delivery method for
delicate news or not, I am not sure (what do you think?).
Here's a humorous link that points out a perceived language error: the inaccurate use of the word literally.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jh4Mpgbi4A
What do you think of the humorous critique? Is there truth in it? What is the issue, if any, with using an otherwise harmless word incorrectly?
Here's a humorous link that points out a perceived language error: the inaccurate use of the word literally.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jh4Mpgbi4A
What do you think of the humorous critique? Is there truth in it? What is the issue, if any, with using an otherwise harmless word incorrectly?
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