>>1969257 lb
>POTUS tweet
>"less common spelling of dysfunction"
>trending words: asylum, insubordinate
Merriam-Webster do love their linguistic psyops, don't they?
>It's a bit more complicated than that M-W.
http://thespellingblog.blogspot.com/2009/08/confusing-prefixes-dis-and-dys.html
Sure does.
>Jonathan Lincoln Duncan
initials : JLD – anagram: DJL
replace the L with a T, what's that spell?
Billboards are such a great promotional tool for viral concepts.
Especially in a day & age of smartphone addicted passengers.
Someone's been reading some Hopkins ;)
Even better. Nice catch.
Also, for the syphrefags,
in a ROT-18 decode, L=T.
https://www.dcode.fr/rot-cipher
Rot-N cipher is a simple character substitution based on a shift (or rotation) of an alphabet.
E.g. one letter is replaced by another (always the same) that is located further in the alphabet.
From the link,
>Dis (from Latin, meaning apart) is much more common, so if you're not sure use this (dis). It makes a word negative, such as dislike. Or it can mean to reverse something: like disconnect
>Dys-, on the other hand, comes from Greek and so is almost always used for medical or scientific words.
>It means bad or abnormal.
Dys-functional related to THIS?
BAKER, NOTABLE please
>>1969859 5000 inventions in limbo & under “secrecy orders” at US Patent Office
Nice find anon. Jon's a great journalist. Way ahead of the times on the pharma rackets.