for me, socializing relies on conscious OODA loops the loops are pretty fast these days but I manage them intentionally. letting my brain just do its own thing doesn't work very well I have heard that other people can socialize intuitively and I am jealous of their arcane power
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Replying to @sonyasupposedly
This is a really interesting description and intuition pump.
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it's very difficult to talk about because we don't have a succinct way to differentiate "social muscle memory" (what I have developed) from "social intuition" it's not even clear that these are different things at core — maybe it's a continuum
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My guess is that they're not all that different, though age perhaps plays a role. People who developed social muscle memory for certain types of thing at a younger age may appear & feel more natural later. Ofc, practicing something for years usually makes it seem more natural!
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🤖 sonya, supposedly 🎀 Retweeted 🤖 sonya, supposedly 🎀
I want to remind both of you at once so tagging in
@MorlockP. would also love@KevinSimler's thoughts the reason I have words for this at all is Alice Maz, bless her heart :)https://twitter.com/sonyasupposedly/status/1155261965557587969 …🤖 sonya, supposedly 🎀 added,
🤖 sonya, supposedly 🎀 @sonyasupposedlymy articulation of this internal phenomenon is not original, it's cribbed from Alice Maz https://status451.com/2016/01/06/splain-it-to-me/ … on the backend, what presents as social intuition phenotypically (so to speak) is actually "a tool I can observe and utilize, but ultimately a thing apart from me." pic.twitter.com/hns1lNysXGShow this thread1 reply 0 retweets 4 likes -
gosh I love the idea of “social muscle memory.” That seems to explain a lot of my experience. Historically I’ve often used the CPU (general purpose computer) vs. GPU (specialized/accelerated computer) metaphor:https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/aTtf9iERDoptPD33j/the-social-coprocessor-model …
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It’s as if NT people have a special-purpose processor for social stuff. Whereas some non-NT types have to use their analytical brains to simulate social stuff — which produces slower, glitchier results.
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Whatever the metaphor, I find again and again that non-NT people have some of the most interesting perspective on social stuff. For NT peeps, it’s kinda invisible and taken for granted (fish/water). Whereas ppl who had to learn to “do it by hand” can explain it a lot better.
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you would enjoy reading through this exchange with
@wraithburn where we teased out some differences between ushttps://twitter.com/wraithburn/status/1155275578104303616 …🤖 sonya, supposedly 🎀 added,
Prometheus 2.0 @wraithburnReplying to @sonyasupposedlyWhile I wish I was a natural, I don't have conscious loops. That implies things about your brain that are intriguing. I know who *I* am, what I want to say or do. Other people are black boxes, I don't have insight into them or the mood of the room.0 replies 0 retweets 2 likesThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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