I’m back on my bullshit.
Hi!
No matter how much I try, I just can’t make it work with NTs. It’s like we’re 2 different species in the same type of body. At this point, I’m only sticking to chill autistic and ADHD people. I don’t care anymore about making it work with NTs.
Do you have preferred time zones?
What’s something you find interesting about clocks that most people don’t seem to know?
Also, I just realized that battery voltages run in multiples of 1.5v. I wonder why not 1, 2, or 5.
Congrats! I’m working on learning that. Any tips??
Congrats on a life changing accomplishment!
arghhhhh! ok, I will try that method shared above. thank you :)
I’d be your friend 🙂
Thanks! However, I’ve heard that the yolk is actually unhealthy because it contains a lot of cholesterol. I don’t really see a benefit to eating the yolk, so I just throw it out when I eat boiled eggs, which is infrequent anyway.
A cloud calendar is the backbone of my life. Also, I make it a game to mention someone’s birthday whenever it comes up to help me remember it. “February 30th, right?”
“Congratulations on surviving another circuit around the sun.”
This must be an innate autistic thought. I’m willing to bet that 90% of us (easy) have had this exact same thought.
Put this in your pocket as insurance, my dude/dudette:
Happy birthday! Hope you have a wonderful day celebrating your continued existence 🥳🎊🎉
Thanks! Imagine the possibilities if we could decode the patterns of NT social interaction. Formulas, flowcharts, and nodes everywhere 🙆. Birthday coming up? “Activate Birthday Gifts and Card Protocol, go!” 😄
You’re welcome! I’d be happy to help you out with your particular situation. Hit me up on matrix if you’d like 🙂👍
Also,
edit: Warning, some people will become upset if they recognize that you follow this/a formula. I haven’t figured out a solution to this.
Cards:
Gifts:
Example
Card: Happy birthday! I love how you’re always happy, like when we went to the beach and it started raining. Even though we were bummed out, you found a way to make it fun and we had a great time. I hope you receive the same happiness on your birthday that you gave me at the beach.
Gift: The shirt they said they liked at the beach store but didn’t buy it for themselves.
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edit: Warning, some people will become upset if they recognize that you follow this/a formula. I haven’t figured out a solution to this.
From what I can tell, et al. is not about socio-political power*. It’s just a necessity for ease and efficiency. In-text citations need to be short to limit wasted space. Otherwise, we’d have lots of text dedicated to unnecessary names. An in-text citation that reads (Perez et al., 2023) is much more efficient than (Perez, Washington, Smith, Iwukuni, Johnson, Patel, Boofy, Yamirez, Tate, Hendrix, Apple, Man, & Gargamel, 2023).
Using 7th ed. APA, the citation entries in the bibliography/references include upto the first 20 authors, so contributors are rarely omitted.
I’m no STEM major, so I may be way off, but this is how I see it.
V = IR isn’t math. It’s a way of defining the relationship and outcome of two specific physical qualities. It says that we combine the resistance of a medium ( R) with the current flowing through it (I) into another joint emergent quality we call voltage (V). We do this because it makes our understanding of the physical world easier to manage since this relationship has helpful applications.
Math is simply patterns in the relationships of quantities. It excludes any physical units or qualities. In other words, math is the art of counting.
In social science, theory requires application. Otherwise, it’s just a cool story, bro.
The test to know if anything is an absolute truth is if it is called an absolute truth. If it is called an absolute truth, then it isn’t an absolute truth. If it isn’t called an absolute truth, then it isn’t an absolute truth. Absolute truths don’t exist. If someone tells you something is an absolute truth, stop listening to them.
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