#348: Verschlimmbessern

I learned a new word today. Verschlimmbessern. It’s German. It means “To make something worse in an attempt to improve it.” If I could pronounce it, it would be the […]

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I learned a new word today. Verschlimmbessern. It’s German. It means “To make something worse in an attempt to improve it.” If I could pronounce it, it would be the new name of this podcast series… Also see: kaputtreparieren. From kaputt and, well, repairin’…

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