sarcasm dementia
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[Ed.: I'm already dreaming of how I'll spend that fat gov't mental-health grant!] Australian researchers say that a key indicator for frontotemporal dementia in seniors is whether they can respond properly to sarcasm. If they don't realize you're being sarcastic, they're on their way down. [Ed.: Note to researchers: I can write content for you, cheap; I know how researchers always ask governments and foundations for the absolute-least amount of money possible.] Daily Telegraph (Sydney) [reviewing article in the journal Brain]
[Ed.: I'm already dreaming of how I'll spend that fat gov't mental-health grant!] Australian researchers say that a key indicator for frontotemporal dementia in seniors is whether they can respond properly to sarcasm. If they don't realize you're being sarcastic, they're on their way down. [Ed.: Note to researchers: I can write content for you, cheap; I know how researchers always ask governments and foundations for the absolute-least amount of money possible.] Daily Telegraph (Sydney) [reviewing article in the journal Brain]
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Chuck? Are you being Sarcastic?
Posted by avmayes614 in the wt"F"-State on 12/15/08 at 10:49 AM
They don't bury people in sarcastics any more! That fad kinda died out with the pharaohs.
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 12/15/08 at 12:36 PM
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