Pointing out typos and grammatical errors is basically a derailment tactic. If you didn't understand the text, then ask for clarification, but disqualifying an argument that you clearly understood because it has a typo or grammatical error in it really is kind of assholish.

It's not enough to know things. It's just as important to recognize what doesn't make sense and to know what you don't know.

What my psychiatrist noted is that maybe this whole unrelenting fatigue thing is simply the fact that I’d managed to vanquish most of my anxiety and now lack the impetus of fear to keep me awake and toiling. Seriously, I’m not having any more visceral symptoms of anxiety and my depression is much better controlled.

Other than the alliteration, there is really nothing that links these two things, but for some reason they are things I am concomitantly (I had to look that up in the dictionary) obsessed with.

I am so damned tired. I need a vacation. But time waits for no one.

Reflection. Oh my. My brain is not working.

I need to figure out why I want to do Pediatrics.