Idiosyncrasy

I hate that word.

Idiosyncrasy and epitome.

Idiosyncrasy, I used to use that word.

And idiosyncrasy, it's a unique thing to you in terms of like a specific way that you are.

Remember you used to have your word of the day? Love it.

We do not find every possible form of experience discussed, but only the forms that serve the main idea of the discussion.

Idiosyncrasy and eccentricity are no doubt of interest in human experience, but they have a significance or purpose of biography or autobiography.

They are off the main track of common experience and do not play a necessary part in the development of the essential substance of human spirit.

Nor do we find all the forms of experience that might have been expected to have a place in the general plan of experience.

Why does it, idio, I-D-I-O-S-Y-R-I, I don't know [buzzer sounds].

Uh, idiosyncrasy is I-D-I-O-S-Y-N-C-R-A-S-Y.

Oh, okay.

[laughs]

The Victorian era was also the era where floromancy became really popular and people would meditate with living plants and divine messages from their shapes, their patterns, any flaws or peculiarities.

Peculiarity.

I hate that word.

That is a word I struggle with.