Re:Tesla Accounting Chief, HR Head Resign on the Same Day; S...
by dang on Friday September 07, 2018 @10:09PM
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Can you please not add to flamewars here, even when another comment is wrong or has broken the rules? We're trying to avoid this level of discourse and do a bit better.
Re:Tesla Accounting Chief, HR Head Resign on the Same Day; S...
by perl4ever on Friday September 07, 2018 @08:09PM
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Being crazy subjectively seems like being gaslighted by everyone else. I think "gaslighting yourself" amounts to a figure of speech that means the same thing. While you may not think it's a technically correct usage, there are other similar expressions in English. I would say it's an example of an oxymoron.
Re:Tesla Accounting Chief, HR Head Resign on the Same Day; S...
by wetKoala on Friday September 07, 2018 @10:40PM
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Delusional. Being delusional.
A person is simply delusional, if they are deceiving themselves.
May as well start gangstalking myself. Hold on, let me stand outside my window with all my other selves. brb
Re:Tesla Accounting Chief, HR Head Resign on the Same Day; S...
by perl4ever on Saturday September 08, 2018 @01:12AM
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There are lots of ways to express similar concepts in English, but in this case, I think "gaslighting yourself" expresses an incremental, progressive, or recursive concept whereas "simply delusional" is more static.
Did I say it's not possible to do something like that? No. No, I didn't. I did not say that anything is prevented by anything.
I'm saying you used a word incorrectly. What you just said you're trying to talk about? That word doesn't mean what you just said.