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Topic	George Carlin on soft pc language
Panthera 12/26/21 3:36:52 PM #43:	trappedunderice posted... He's not wrong about what he said though, if you do some research what his bit was about is accurate. Someone that experiences a traumatic event was coined shellshocked. A two syllable impactful word, short and sweet that has more meaning to it than the jumbled mess of words post traumatic stress disorder. This has always been a dumb point since medical terms aren't about being "short and sweet" and sounding cool, and post traumatic stress disorder is a hell of a lot more accurate, especially given that today very few people who have PTSD have it for reasons related to what the term shellshock references. --- Meow! <cite>Panthera posted [p:961230330] in George Car... [t:79826804]...</cite> <quote>trappedunderice posted... </cite> <quote>He's not wrong about what he said though, if you do some research what his bit was about is accurate. Someone that experiences a traumatic event was coined shellshocked. A two syllable impactful word, short and sweet that has more meaning to it than the jumbled mess of words post traumatic stress disorder.</quote> This has always been a dumb point since medical terms aren't about being "short and sweet" and sounding cool, and post traumatic stress disorder is a hell of a lot more accurate, especially given that today very few people who have PTSD have it for reasons related to what the term shellshock references. --- Meow!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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