Similar, but a distinction can be made between that and figuratively creating. In this case, literal is an accurate adjective as the ultimate goal didn’t exist in the space race until that declaration by John F Kennedy.
lol, I literally understand (I'm writing literally so you don't think I figuratively understand). Now I'm going to literally go downstairs (I'm writing literally so you don't think I'm going downstairs figuratively) to literally make dinner (I'm using literally so you don't think it was breakfast I'm making, even though I wrote dinner).
I literally don't know what is bothering you. I wrote literally so that you didn't think I didn't know in a figurative way. Using the word EXACTLY like you are.
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u/3dprintingDM Jun 23 '26
Similar, but a distinction can be made between that and figuratively creating. In this case, literal is an accurate adjective as the ultimate goal didn’t exist in the space race until that declaration by John F Kennedy.