anxious

Transmediale is classified as four types of anxious motive. Anxiety behavior, motivation, sharing, and anxiety. But what about anxiety? After all, this is what we can all tie and can use it all as a starting point for the dialogue. Briefly, it includes us. In the keynote speech of the "Anxious to Share" process, Eyal Weizman asked the following question. I did not give a real answer. And I am worried about it. Even if we exclude technical knowledge from a small club, why is it annoying? (The flag dialog will start here)

The word anxiety is often used to explain when someone is very concerned about something. In medicine, anxiety means feeling anxiety and concern, but it does not always focus on a specific focus. Meanwhile, anxiety can also mean that you are very enthusiastic. One means negative, the others are positive!

We are still worried about the safety of our dear son in the battle: the earliest anxiety (17th century) was "worried" or "worried". That meaning "Aspire, longing" appeared in the mid 18th century. We are eager to meet new grandchildren. Some people argue that anxiety must always convey pain and anxiety and oppose using it in the sense of "craving", but this use is completely standard.