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  • Do ๐Ÿค– ๐Ÿ’ญ of โšก๐Ÿ‘?
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    "So what's interesting is that they've got the androids, they've got the humans, and then they've got this levels of human, you would say, those who were permitted to leave the planet, those who stay on earth, and then those who, they're deemed chicken heads, essentially. Not very bright."
    5 min
  • 2024: Eclipse โœ… Exploding star โฌœ Yes, please!
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    "And then every 80 years or so, it has this meltdown and it spills, it has this massive explosion, and it's so big that while you can't see that star system with the naked eye regularly, when this happens, you can see it with the naked eye, like, you can see the North Star, and it lasts for several days. And they think that as far back as something like 1217 was maybe the first time it was recorded."
    3 min
  • For the collective to thrive, we need an equilibrium between the individual & the collective.
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    "And as time went by and they continued to test these children, that percentage began to go down to the point when they got to adulthood, only 2% tested as creative geniuses. And the conclusion NASA came to was that it's the education system that quote, unquote, dumbed us down. I think there's a little bit more nuance to that, because some people interpret that to mean that they shouldn't send their kids through the education system. Again, I think there's some more nuance here."
    5 min
  • A zetetic rambling on language. ๐Ÿค”๐Ÿ˜ตโ€๐Ÿ’ซ
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    "The english language baffles me, and it is such a wonder to me that we can communicate and even get close to understanding one another and all of the different points of where language can break down, you know, from the different ways that we are neurologically wired to the different ways that we were raised and conditioned to, the different communities that we're a part of or interact with the lingo, you know, and how words can take on a slightly different meaning depending on all of these contexts."
    5 min
  • Unapologetic: I will not "atone" for existing.
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    "I've read articles, saw interviews of women, for example, talking about either their intelligence or the number of degrees or kinds of degrees that they have and how that's impacted their lives socially. So I can recognize that there is something there because people can either feel intimidated or threatened by or any other number of things by something that is other, something that is unfamiliar. And so again, I can see some truth to this comment, but what does not sit well with me is that word atone."
    5 min
  • My wish on Autism Awareness Day... #ActuallyAutistic
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    "But we autistics are, and we are creating an environment in society that is far more complex, with far more demands on the human nervous system, on the brain, etcetera, that we were never equipped for, never without assistance in some way we'll never be equipped for. And yet, instead of recognizing the environment we're creating or communicating with, bridging with the other group, aka autistics, then we are continuing down the path of othering more people and pathologizing."
    5 min
  • An Atheist's Take: Language & concepts of God that can negatively impact embodying His character...
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    "I think that when there are ideas around who or what God is, and there's ideas of wanting to take on or embody the character of God, there's some really nuanced territory that we have to be careful of. Right. I came across something tonight. Someone described their idea of God as the ultimate referee and that he will step in when necessary, when the playing field is not equal."
    5 min
  • April Fool's: "Why so serious?"
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    "What isn't, what is something that someone is believing, but it's just something they're believing that's not true. Or is it? They're pretending to believe it, but it's a prank. You know, people will say, you know, they understand that autistics take things literally and they think that. Maybe we think that when it's raining cats and dogs, we actually think it's raining cats and dogs. No, we don't think that."
    5 min
  • Naming the concept doesn't magically eliminate the questions. ๐Ÿ˜ค
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    "It's like it shuts everything down and I don't understand why they would do that. And I'm sort of a deer in the headlights of. Great, thanks. You've given me this language, but what do you want me to do with that? I've asked you questions, and I'm saying in response to what you're talking about, what about this? And what about that?"
    5 min

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