453yuh46

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by 453yuh46 1mo ago
>>“Code was never the hard part” It really depends on how that phrase has been used, as coding to me and to others was never hardest part - dealing with other BS however still is. I don't feel insulted at this expression at all,
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by 453yuh46 4mo ago
First, you do not have memories of every experience - that is not how brains works. Not to mention split nature of brains, which involves synchronization of information halves available space for everything, including memories. The rest...
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by 453yuh46 6mo ago
Look, outside of your corner, a world is much much bigger and every nation and every political leaning has rights to have their own POV(for better or worse), as quite frankly this style of thinking on enforcing what others should do is real
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by 453yuh46 7mo ago
So, if you are living in London and not paying taxes(to Ireland), you are not Irish? Dude, you are clearly mixing ethnicity and nationality. Plenty of Irish in UK, that does not know Gaelic - same situation in Ireland. There are in fact mor
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by 453yuh46 7mo ago
That is your right to not claim your German ancestry, as generally it is a viable solution to just not stand out and blend in with crowd, but frankly that is also your right to claim your ancestry and seek refuge in German speaking countrie
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by 453yuh46 7mo ago
It seems, that people do not know that in USA there exists American ethnicity of relatively small population(for USA) - about 20 million that identifies themselves as Americans, so the quote is not correct. However large majority of America
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by 453yuh46 7mo ago
There were raids done against Saami as well, though it is right - more profitable raids were better down south. In much later times there were also slavery raids done that included Saami people, though this cross over into times that were p
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by 453yuh46 7mo ago
Saami were sparsely populating large areas - so they did not exactly live side by side with other people. And the more people came to live where Saami were herding their reindeers, the less space they had left to herd them. Throw in to that
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by 453yuh46 8mo ago
UFO phenomenon peaked with TV and Movies of 1950s. There is no other better explanation for UFO than influence of mass media on human minds, where some of them could not distinguish reality and what they saw on screen.
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by 453yuh46 8mo ago
I think you are very close to explanation. Ideas in human minds can be presented as facts. If you decide that you are happy by some setting - that becomes a fact to you, while in reality that is a belief. The same about depression and sadne
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by 453yuh46 8mo ago
Interestingly enough, but as a teenager, I classified his stories as sci-fi. And I was absolutely into sci-fi(that was the genre I kept reading right after Fairy tales... yes, Ive read Bible in my early teens as well - nobody asked me to do
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by 453yuh46 8mo ago
I think, that the people that are criticizing Erich von Däniken are doing so from modern viewpoint. People in his time had very limited POV, mostly because there was not much data, compared to how it is now, but modern people also forget th
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by 453yuh46 8mo ago
>>>I do wonder if there was a completely normal bloke in the middle east at the relevant time who suggested it might be good to stop being complete shits to each other There wasn't any such bloke. I mean there was such bloke,
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by 453yuh46 9mo ago
I have been diagnosed with Aspergers not long before it became part of ASD. I don't really understand why you are disassociating yourself with Aspergers which was another word for "high-function" autism and is still used inte
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by 453yuh46 10mo ago
Hey. I have a house and I have a plans to dig tunnels under it. I will first terraform garden, so I can better access whatever is under my house. Yeah, nobody wants to speak with me anyway - they just scurry away, so no problem with that...
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by 453yuh46 10mo ago
You are obviously a male - when it comes to providing best genes from rich individuals, there seems to have been no shortage of females that wanted to have babies from Elon Musk with his autistic genes... I am forgetting how serious ASD peo
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by 453yuh46 10mo ago
To me autism is defined by how some of our genes work(or doesn't work). I'm not into analogies, but the difference between normal Aspie and nonverbal person is not that big - by using your analogy both of them have stomach pain, b
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by 453yuh46 10mo ago
I'm pretty sure, that parents, that have autistic kids have not only autistic genes, but also some autistic behaviour. My mother is not diagnosed and she is quite unhinged female and sometimes also very logical. And she also have been
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by 453yuh46 10mo ago
It is because how system works. You might be upset about label, but this is least worry for me but even people with great ability to perform as part of work team and no ability to form relationships need that help to get back into workforce
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by 453yuh46 10mo ago
Your metaphor explains it a lot more than the definiton of one single color among spectrum. like some are proposing.
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by 453yuh46 10mo ago
To be fair, I have a bit different impression from specialists, where ASD as spectrum overlapps with other conditions, like ADHD, OCD, BP and I have a bit of linguistical background to extend and call it spectrum spectrum... also, I'm
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by 453yuh46 10mo ago
Generally under "really bad autism" is not meant as part of the spectrum of conditions, but a very narrow behavioral problem that parents have to deal with. The difference between what makes autistic person a "really bad auti
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by 453yuh46 10mo ago
No. #2 is bad analogy and the way you are describing is misunderstanding of what ASD means as spectrum. It is not RGB, but more like list from tens of different diagnoses - probably ranging to 20 or 30 in number, so more than 4, that colors