From the segment of "English as It Is Broken",
Reality is a opposite of Illusion.
And if dis-illusion is the getting rid of illusion, which has negative connotations, why is it then usually used in a negative context?
Does this point to the necessity of false notions in order for life as socially accepted humans?
Or the eagerness of people to take the moral high ground that they are without pretense, which in ITSELF is most probably illusion?
"The World according to Edmund" HAH!
On a side note, sod standard English. Meeting so many people from so many places in the world, I have come to the conclusion that a "Standard" is largely only understood by a small portion of the world's population.
Communication, not grammer correct-ness should be be order of the day.
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