Brains are SUPER variable, and people's experiences/values/processing can differ so much you just gotta be like 'okay man I don't get it but I believe you.' On the other hand, we often lie to ourselves really thoroughly and it's good to be skeptical of others self reports. 1/
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>I just wish they'd be aware that they might be wrong well isn't that just the anthem of the ages
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This reminds me of D.I.D
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I’m currently reading Kindly Inquisitors (recommendation by
@HPluckrose), and it has the most helpful definition of “fundamentalism” I’ve heard: The disinclination to consider the possibility that you are wrong. In that sense we’re all more or less fundamentalists on some things. - End of conversation
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If you're secretly deeply traumatized, you deserve a whole FUCKLOAD of Oscars. You look like you're having all the fun in the universe.
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It's an ancient/persistent problem- false negatives are less expensive than failing to identify negatives Is that a stick or a snake? Very expensive to wrongly guess stick What's worse? Traumatized woman left uncared for or untraumatized woman wrongly categorized?
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