Ilitium Disorder
The inability to understand satire has been linked to a mental disorder known as ilitium. This is where the person reading, hearing or viewing satirical content takes it as the truth. It is compounded by the fact that people are emotional about their view points in matters of society. They either think it is the absolute truth when in reality it is a mockery or they rebel against it thinking it is a lie. Sadly there is no amount of education or medication for this disorder. The persons suffering from this terrible affliction will be sadly condemned to be fooled and butt-hurt for the rest of their life. We as normal humans can only try to comfort them.
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ReplyDeleteYup LOL
DeleteI sincerely hope that my joking around in a adult manner hasn't upset or offended any of your other friends. I do understand some people take everything so literally and are just very anally retentive.
ReplyDeleteYes it's sad really, they must not have any fun at all :)
DeleteI don't mean to be sarcastic but..."Ilitium" seem to the the name of a Spanish Band, so I will just have to take your word for it that it also a disorder. Murray
ReplyDeleteActually it's the Latan form of the name Ilit. The meaning of this Unisex name is "the best". Originated in this form in the USA. The country least able to seem to know what Sarcasm actually is. By the way, your not being sarcastic your being obtuse.
DeleteActually it seems to be spelt ilitium but it looked like LLitium...lol.
ReplyDeleteIt's the font the page uses. The i and l in capital form look alike...
Deleteor maybe you meant "ileum"? It's all to confusing for me...lol.
ReplyDeleteNope it's old Latin for "the best" modern form in American English is used as a name ilit. I had no idea it was also the name of a band. This might explain the hits on this blog post from Spain LOL.
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