A defining quality of SF socializing: extremely analytical conversations about nothing in particular
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“Extremely analytical about nothing in particular” has always been my default. Common theme I see in those who share this: • Felt like social instinct didn’t come naturally as kid • Depended on analytical lens • Analysis bootstraped their intuition • Shaped who they became
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Recurring SF friend theme:
Deviation from basic norm: “Why not just split every meal?”
Frustration: “This feels transactional!”
Deconstruction: “Oh! I’m signaling short-term relationship thinking!”
Reconstruction: “I’ll pickup the check because of Social Capital
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Replying to @backus
This is why I don’t live there. Can’t handle the bistromathics
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Replying to @vgr
Dude your blog is like the Schelling point for this culture
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Replying to @backus
You can’t pin that on me, they were needing put over check splitting long before I started blogging
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nerding out Damn autocorrect
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