Deliberately? Are you suggesting something of a pun on venerable? He’d have used caps or something for that, wouldn’t he? And not capping SAD is worrisome.
I may not be a doctor, yet I play one on person, woman, man, camera, TV - yet from my far-enough away POV he seems, let’s just say “less cognitive” than before. I could see the same sort of thing with Reagan in his latter second term, certainly I saw it in Biden.
Trump’s story about his cognitive test in July 2020 was to make the point that he’s still there. The same guy we’d hear wanted one-page daily summaries of everything in the world and whose brain would go ‘la la la’ if over-taxed. Here’s what he said after it:
Trump went on to explain the test, saying that after several questions, the doctor returned to the list of words, asking Trump to repeat them. “And you go, ‘person, woman, man, camera, TV.’ They say, ‘That’s amazing. How did you do that?’ ‘I do it because I have like a good memory? Because I’m cognitively there.’”
Clearly this is one of his people approach him and say “Sir, (you are the greatest)” anecdotes. It’s always “Sir” and here he’s saying that doctors were amazed that he remembered something like the example or instructions. This is the so-called Montreal Cognitive Assessment, the test Trump is referring to, and a typical answer is “Face, velvet, church, daisy, red.” I cannot imagine doctors (other than his own) being “amazed” unless he’d just recited Pi to 300 digits as well.
I don’t know how fat his fingers are, or if I’m missing some clever pun or intended insult, he could not find the Z? There is clearly less “there” there than four years ago.
ETA: I’ll readily admit if I’ve fallen for Poe’s Law