#victory
These are the things and events that happen when a sacred landslide election victory is so unceremoniously & viciously stripped away from great patriots who have been badly & unfairly treated for so long. Go home with love & in peace. Remember this day forever!
-Some random staffer (possibly Dan Scavino), on behalf of President Donald J. Trump
Our Analysis
There is a 37% chance that Donald Trump wrote this tweet himself.
Word probabilities: 50/49 (Trump/Staff)
Time probabilities: 10/89 (Trump/Staff)
Metadata probabilities: 45/54 (Trump/Staff)
Posted at: Wed Jan 6 18:01:04 2021 EST [Link]
Tweet Source: Twitter for iPhone
The most informative terms in this tweet were:
things (Trump, 4.6:1), happen (Trump, 5.2:1), landslide (Trump, 1.4:1), election (Trump, 6.6:1), victory (Trump, 4.2:1), & (Other, 2.3:1), away (Other, 1.3:1), great (Trump, 1.4:1), badly (Trump, 13.6:1), unfairly (Trump, 1.4:1), treated (Trump, 2.5:1), long (Trump, 1.7:1), go (Trump, 1.8:1), remember (Other, 1.7:1), day (Trump, 1.4:1), ! (Trump, 1.3:1)
A computer sees the following emotions in this tweet (NRC):
{‘anticipation’: 5, 'fear’: 2, 'negative’: 3, 'sadness’: 3, 'joy’: 3, 'positive’: 3, 'trust’: 2, 'anger’: 1, 'disgust’: 1}
Grade level of this tweet (Flesch-Kincaid): 8.8
Washington is being inundated with people who don’t want to see an election victory stolen by emboldened Radical Left Democrats. Our Country has had enough, they won’t take it anymore! We hear you (and love you) from the Oval Office. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!
-Some random staffer (possibly Dan Scavino), on behalf of President Donald J. Trump
Our Analysis
There is a 46% chance that Donald Trump wrote this tweet himself.
This is tweet number 2025 mentioning the Democrats from @realdonaldtrump – 1864 since inauguration.
This is tweet number 929 mentioning ‘Make America Great Again’ from @realdonaldtrump – 589 since inauguration.
Word probabilities: 53/46 (Trump/Staff)
Time probabilities: 0/99 (Trump/Staff)
Metadata probabilities: 67/32 (Trump/Staff)
Posted at: Tue Jan 5 17:05:56 2021 EST [Link]
Tweet Source: Twitter for iPhone
The most informative terms in this tweet were:
people (Trump, 2.6:1), want (Trump, 3.2:1), election (Trump, 6.6:1), victory (Trump, 4.2:1), left (Trump, 2.5:1), democrats (Trump, 4.0:1), country (Trump, 2.1:1), enough (Other, 1.2:1), take (Trump, 2.0:1), anymore (Trump, 1.8:1), ! (Trump, 1.3:1), hear (Other, 1.2:1), ( (Trump, 9.7:1), ) (Trump, 9.9:1), office (Other, 1.3:1), make (Other, 1.3:1), america (Other, 1.5:1), great (Trump, 1.4:1)
A computer sees the following emotions in this tweet (NRC):
{'anticipation’: 1, 'joy’: 2, 'positive’: 2, 'trust’: 1, 'anger’: 1, 'negative’: 1}
Grade level of this tweet (Flesch-Kincaid): 5.2
I’ve been doing physical therapy off and on since I was around 16 or 17, it was actually my first stop for trying to fix my messed up body. I had the same therapist the entire time, so she was with me throughout the entire ordeal of going from having painful legs to not being able to walk to standing for the first time in 4 months. I was actually at physical therapy, with her, when I stood up and we were both pretty excited. Heck, I knew almost all of the therapists and joked around with them, being a teen without an injury and always wearing crazy socks made me stand out a bit, and we were friendly to the point that they saved me a cupcake that someone brought in for all of the staff. We’re buds and, even though it was a really rough time in my life, having such a fun and welcoming atmosphere really helped me stay positive and work hard to keep my body as strong as possible.
But enough about the past, yesterday I went back. The last time my therapist saw me I was using my wheelchair regularly, had seizures all the time and was just in bad shape due to fighting Lyme with the Lyme specialist. Oh man, that was hell.
So seeing me walk around was a welcome surprise for her and hearing about how well I was doing was very exciting. The best part though was my strength test. For people who haven’t done physical therapy, the first day is spent figuring out what your strengths and weaknesses are so that you know what to focus on and going over what the doctor wants you to focus on. My doctor kind of gave us a “do what you think is best” prescription because I told him about my history at PT. With that in mind my therapist and I decided that we should focus on my legs first seeing as I want to get out of my chair completely.
So it was time to test the strength of my legs and I am a freaking beast! I had to pull and push with her pushing and pulling against me and she made me stop because I was dragging her on the ground. We were both pretty surprised and excited. Turns out my glutes need work, when she found that out she said “finally we found some weakness!” because my legs are so friggin strong. Hard work pays off kids.
I have some homework to do until I see her again next week and then we’re going to go hard in the gym again, something which I’ve missed and I’m really looking forward to it.
But my legs are strong guys! Really reallystrong! Take that lyme disease!