Hilary Shea
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 30 Jul
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It's just the amount, the frequency, and the severity that tends to change when brain decline comes in.
It's absolutely clinically relevant because, you know, again, if we look at development in children, they have lower vocabulary, they develop their vocabulary.
We all as adults have a robust vocabulary.
As brains decline, we lose that.
And that's in everybody.
Like I keep trying to not scare people, but everybody's going to go through this.
Even if you just have a typical age-related decline, we're all going to go through this.
So if you look at someone, we'll compare Biden and Trump.
Biden's a little bit older, and yet still his vocabulary was a lot more, a lot closer to what his most robust would have been.
And then you look at Trump and those percentages are so different.
So that signifies that the brain deterioration in Trump is much more significant than in Biden.
I can look at those numbers and go, huh, wow, this 80, I don't know how old he is anymore, but 84 and 80, I think, year old man, like,
His vocabulary is very repetitive.
It's very monosyllabic, which sometimes is gonna have to do with the fact that it's really hard for Trump to say multisyllabic words right now.
There's also some perseveration where it's not just the words that he uses are the same.
He also just says the same stuff over and over and over again.
Why are we still talking about the 2020 election?
It's because he is perseverating, which means just getting stuck in a loop on the 2020 election and among other things.
There are a lot of other things where he says almost the exact same thing in every speech.
So there's a lot that goes on.
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