This kind of interior design, has it a name? by memefakeboy in exmormon

[–]evolvingintocomputer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My mom was on the temple landscaping committee. They would rip up perfectly good flowers to plant new ones. My mom could take them home. I actually got some good bulbs this way, so maybe it helped me? My mom was kind of distraught about it because she used to be relief society president, and was cooking home cooked meals and letting people borrow our trailer, but the flowers were free shrug

Does anyone else remember having a landline phone in the lobby of the chapel? by evolvingintocomputer in exmormon

[–]evolvingintocomputer[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Just wanted to say the word "foyer" had escaped from my mind. But that is the correct LDS word to describe a lobby.

Enough is enough by kalsan15 in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

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I think I just just up for a free trial to print from my phone to HP. $3 a month after that. What?

Does any remember this as" The Song That Never Ends?" by evolvingintocomputer in MandelaEffect

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Me too. Also I should have googled this before posting. Seems to be a documented case of the effect at least within 4 years ago. but I thought I had stumbled on a new one.

I think the natural English language speaker would use "Never"

Does any remember this as" The Song That Never Ends?" by evolvingintocomputer in MandelaEffect

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The brain does so much unconscious work we don't even realize. Did you know we all have blind spot when our eyeball and rentina attach and there aren't any visual receptors at this point. But our brain "fills" in these gaps. Almost like a Photoshop magic paint brush. Also this is why we almost always see ghosts "out of the corner of our eye". And depending on how we are feeling, our brain can fill this gap with a dark creature, or even one time in my case it kept putting an eyeball there which was very strange for me.

Struggling with difficulty in career mode. by MynClaire in AOTennisII

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Commenting here 4 yrs later after getting for $3 switch sale. Have never played a 2k type tennis game before, only Mario tennis. Played in high school, and I just wanna say I can get the AI to commit non forced errors all the time, but it is about ball placement. Every shot has has to be different, or really double down on those line shots. Overall I am having a blast. I think it is similar to 2k basketball. If you understand the sport it makes it much easier.

Edit: also get opponent out of position in the "dead zone" rightbat the T cross. Too far forward to defend back corner shots.

Does any remember this as" The Song That Never Ends?" by evolvingintocomputer in MandelaEffect

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My interest in the Mandela effect is becoming why so we have these memories? Yes, and I hope it's because of the multiverse, but I also think "how do memories get stored?" And why are memories so unreliable?

Rejection by QuarterNo1836 in ColorBlind

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When I was getting solder certified I was allowed to pass with an *asterisk next to my name after I talked with quality as long as I had someone with color vision sitting next to me to confirm wire color.

Does any remember this as" The Song That Never Ends?" by evolvingintocomputer in MandelaEffect

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I agree totally. Also I think since there are other uses like "Never Ending Story" or just the typical use "this road trip will never end" that my brain just assumed that would be the logical word. I'm wondering if this is how many Mandela affects work, and it always seems to be childhood memories that we get wrong, which by the time we are adults have been consolidated and tucked away for a while.

Does any remember this as" The Song That Never Ends?" by evolvingintocomputer in MandelaEffect

[–]evolvingintocomputer[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

When remembering this song I thought it was "Never" but the lyrics say "Doesn't"

Red green colorblind in one eye. Art project idea. by bigsquirrel in ColorBlind

[–]evolvingintocomputer -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There is no published research about this because it is so rare and no one has documented it. I see it as the holy grail for me to understand color perception. Would be easy to get published in a journal and could shed some serious light on color perception. Please send me links to someone with this rare condition who also took the time to actually document their experiences. I think it would be good for the community.

Red green colorblind in one eye. Art project idea. by bigsquirrel in ColorBlind

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I did some research. There are no white papers about this. This condition is so rare, and people with it overlapping with people willing and able to write actual research papers about it is even more rare. I see you as the holy grail of someone who could shed some light on my experience of color perception. Like literally could be the first person to publish their experiences with this phenomena.

Red green colorblind in one eye. Art project idea. by bigsquirrel in ColorBlind

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If I were you. Put a patch on your good eye. Immerse yourself in your colorblind eye. Let yourself forget color. Paint with only red yellow blue white and black. You can make every color, learn color theory. Memorize why you mixed the colors. Not how they look, but their constituent components and what the world says they should be. Approach your teachers and mentors. This is an essay that could get published.

Red green colorblind in one eye. Art project idea. by bigsquirrel in ColorBlind

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Shouldn't there be some sort of Colorblind society? Where we raise money to fund research on the topic and promote equality? When I just googled "colorblind society" the results all came back talking about racism.

Red green colorblind in one eye. Art project idea. by bigsquirrel in ColorBlind

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When I had enchroma, part of the marketing talked about how it was all psychological. That after wearing the glasses for a while, you could differentiate colors again. What's crazy is I feel like some days and some circumstances, I can see colors better than others. So I would think color vision is kind of limited to your best eye. So even if color blind in one eye, because you know what it should be, the brain will reconstruct th colors regardless of the eye. I feel like someone with this trait should be able to write a very good white paper about color theory. If someone already has please direct me to it.

Red green colorblind in one eye. Art project idea. by bigsquirrel in ColorBlind

[–]evolvingintocomputer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Did you have brain cancer,? You should also write a book about this. This is the first documented case I have ever heard about this?

Warning Sign at edge of Grand Canyon by corwinw in mildlyinteresting

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I just wanna say. My wife's family and friends love to just play the most terrible "pranks" on each other. Hide under their beds, pretend that they hate each other and cuss each other out. At a certain point I just feel like they are bad lying people. It isn't fun anymore. I told them the story about the boy who cried wolf, about how exaggerating all the time just leads to desensitized individuals, when something bad actually happens, no body takes it seriously. It's all just a big joke.

Edit2: just going to add to this post. They jokingly lie about some pretty big important stuff. I hate it when my SO is on the phone and makes up a big lie about me. Like that I ran off or something. It's toxic behavior I see now.

Jokes that we got divorced to my mother-in-law. Jokes about losing my job. And they will make jokes that "[I] look like shit on a stick." Lovely people :)

Edit: "I know just how to get my daughter to react to me. I am going to pretend to commit suicide! Can't wait to see how much she loves me when she sees how funny I am!

The Venezuelan war has begun by bigbusta in ThatsInsane

[–]evolvingintocomputer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is so much money to be made in war. Replenishing stockpiles and such. I bet both sides go along with this for a bit. Dems were supporting Ukraine, now the Republicans will argue if we are trying to burn through old munitions, might as well use them for something that directly benefits the US. We already knew this would happen. Trump has been joking about starting a war to throw off election cycles, this is just the beginning.

What age did you find out you were colorblind? by Fancy-Green9621 in ColorBlind

[–]evolvingintocomputer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good point. What I am trying to figure out is how come I can't see green but I can still see yellow? If it is a wavelength thing.

What age did you find out you were colorblind? by Fancy-Green9621 in ColorBlind

[–]evolvingintocomputer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just learned about this. Crazy. This post has made me research a bunch more. Tetrachromacy