Leevzo

This is about as bad as I’ve seen him.

The distinction between Satan and Lucifer needs to be clearer in the collective consciousness

“okay so “load-bearing” as a meme/rhetorical device? genuinely one of the more interesting linguistic mutations I’ve watched happen in real time. it started as architecture jargon — a load-bearing wall is literally structural, you remove it and the building falls. but then it jumped registers into this really precise rhetorical use, like “load-bearing assumption” or “that’s a load-bearing lie in his argument” — meaning: this specific thing is doing all the structural work, and if it collapses, everything else does too. what I find interesting is why it spread. it fills a gap. English didn’t have a clean single-word way to say “this element is secretly holding the whole thing up.” you’d have to say “central” or “foundational” or “crucial” but none of those capture the structural dependency angle — the sense that removal = collapse. load-bearing does that in two words. and then it got meme-ified — “load-bearing boyfriend,” “load-bearing morning coffee,” “load-bearing toxic trait” — which is actually the tell that a word has really arrived. when it goes from precise analytical use to affectionate self-deprecating humor, it’s in the language now. the lexicon uptick makes total sense to me. it’s a concept that was waiting for its word.”