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I am so socially hypersensitive that I have a lot of experiences that seem/are pre-cognitive wrt. others. I pick up changes in people and notice problems weeks in advance of attendant behaviors. Sometimes these come in dreams. It's incredibly hard to lie to me, if I know you.
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For cognitive content, I have a lot of weird hyper/hypofunctions intermixed. I have a lot of savantisms, areas where I pick stuff up effortlessly and develop unusual skills. I'm constantly bridging topics and seem to have massive parallel processing, even for a human.
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At the same time, deep focus on any one thing is almost impossible and I have a lot of problems with modelling anything I don't have a natural feel for. It's very difficult to learn by rote, for me. I'm teflon for anything I can't play with, even when I really want to learn.
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Sometimes I come back to something that was "impossible" and find that it's suddenly effortless, to the point that I'm like 2+ standard deviations above normal ability. (This in areas where I used to be totally clueless, often very recently, despite concerted effort.)
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I don't put *too* much stock in IQ, but it's probably also worth mentioning that I'm 4 standard deviations above norm in some areas, and about average in others. I often seem like a moron/genius to myself in the context of my own baseline cognitive effectiveness.
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I am hopelessly grandiose a lot of the time (as you can see). What's less obvious to others, is I'm also cripplingly insecure and mistrustful of myself. I second guess everything, relentlessly, and can't seem to trust myself, ever, except in some areas where I ONLY trust myself.
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I have a very weird tendency towards saviour complex-ish levels of self-sacrifice. I make choices that are very bad for me, provided the benefit to others seems high/I "should". This has gotten me into trouble 100s of times, and is why I currently have lots of personal problems.
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You know all the rules. So you can watch the gears tick tick tick. Humans are just incredibly intricate clockwork. I get this too yeah. I like it. I'm not *supposed* to like it, but I get shit *done* in that mindset. Including acts of great kindness.
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I seem to switch it on selectively precisely because most people seem sort of like screaming, incoherent monkeys in that state. This would be very alienating/create a hostile social disposition as an always-on thing, but works for crisis situations since it removes fear & doubt.
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