Don't sweat it. And that wasn't a pun. But I do have a hot fever, and I feel kind of funny; my mind gets a bit humorous as to deal with the heat of a high grade fever:
It won't be very effective though; I've been through these so many times. We train hard enough that they are common. The solution is to just relax and joke around a lot until it goes back to normal, hence my many jokes today on the forums. This really helped to poke fun like this today, so thanks for the great humor people.
On a side note: I defeated top rated chess players and AI players such as Stockfish and the early 2000's Kasparov AI model easily, but I find sparring to be far more mentally intense:
"it's speed chess, but no turns, every move uses energy, each blunder is death, a knockout, or broken bones, and you can make up moves on the spot with the only rule being: does it actually work? Oh, and your match will be up to eight hours with zero water or rest breaks in between and your opponent (who showed you everything you knew) won those by himself versus veteran teams with decades of tough training and war experiences (who he also trained personally for decades) that tag in to force him to win while exhausted verus well-rested and uninjured opponents."
I defeated ChatGPT easily in five minutes because someone tried to set me off, but my former instructor would make me wish I was debating four copies of ChatGPT at once instead if I wanted the easy route. That man was that tough mentally and physically. I could only defeat him consistently as of five years ago and onwards.
you will also notice I type/talk a lot when feverish.