Anyone who answers option 3 or 4, and is wealthy enough to live in the western world and use Twitter regularly, is not someone I want to be friends with.
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Or quite possibly just young :) You are harsh
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+1 for equivalent. I feel like my unusualness is about equal with the unusualness of my life story
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I dunno. I'm pretty weird, and my life story is pretty weird, even as a series of events without any overarching narrative. There's a steep learning curve when I attempt to explain either of them to someone I don't know. But a lot of it feels mundane too.
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Impossible to answer unless you're on your deathbed, possibly not even then. How do you get enough perspective to differentiate between being ordinary in an extraordinary story vs vice versa vs something between? How do you ever really *know* you have enough perspective?
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I don't which to pick: I had cerebral palsy and now I definitely have it less, maybe not at all. There's no other adult I know of who's recovered and what worked for me could work for other brain injuries. But I don't know.
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Call no man an unusual/special person with rare gifts, relative to how unusual/special his story is, until he dies. - Herodotus
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Where is the "the two are the same" option?
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10 years of grad school, university professor, software marketing, analyst, consultant on CX and GDPR -- unusual, or at least not typical. But it's most likely a reflection of who I am, so +1 for equivalence.
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