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as far as I am concerned

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navi
 
Reply Thu 8 Oct, 2026 01:40 am
As far as I am concerned, there's nothing to worry about.

Does that mean:

a) As far as I can see, there's nothing to worry about.

or:

b) As regards me, there's nothing to worry about. (Nobody should worry about me.)

Gratefully,
Navi
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hightor
 
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Reply Thu 8 Oct, 2026 03:42 am
@navi,
In informal conversation, it can mean either. In both cases the subject, "I", is admittedly basing a statement on personal opinion.
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