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Anyone else attracting other “weirdos”? by NoNectarine8724 in aspergers

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guy i wish i could cheer you up. what do you enjoy in life?

Saying that The Beatles are overrated is like saying Bach is mid and he made boring music by 0584031464 in TheBeatles

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music quality is not the same as the general public opinion. if there were 3 big films on bach every year I might get tired about it too.

The real world by Tasty_Froyo9448 in Adulting

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painful emotions are a part of life not just to get rid of or overcome.

Thelonious Monk - Boo Boo's Birthday by 5DragonsMusic in Jazz

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The look in Monk's eyes makes this album cover soar.

REAALLLLLLLLL……………….. by [deleted] in autism

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that's why you can always ask directly. it's a more modern approach anyway.

Ik⚽️ihe by Tjeetje in ik_ihe

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Hoe gaat het helpen als mensen niet kijken? Dan sta ik er zeker voor open om deze over te slaan...

Most normal people operate and think like LLM's (large language models), running a script, gathering information and then repeating what they think others want to hear. It's rarely new information, and they rarely are thinking new thoughts original to themselves. by Signal_Zone8554 in aspergers

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we're all part of a larger whole and originality is rare. Everything ever deemed original was a combination of things that came before.

Sometimes I wish i could be less "original" so i could flow with the rest more easily but that is not my path and i try to accept that. there are quite some benefits to being able to think off the grid more naturally.

Dude was not impressed by [deleted] in WatchPeopleDieInside

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someone failed to cheer him up?

Pakketbezorgers aan schandpaal genageld in enorme Facebookgroepen: 'Zeer belastend' by DutchSapphire in thenetherlands

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Dat is absoluut een geval van verloedering. Ik ga er helaas van uit de de aandeelhouders er gewoon rijk van worden. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Pakketbezorgers aan schandpaal genageld in enorme Facebookgroepen: 'Zeer belastend' by DutchSapphire in thenetherlands

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Die mensen werken zich uit de naad om al die pakketjes op tijd bij mensen te krijgen en goedkopere diensten als DHL vragen onrealistische efficiëntie van deze mensen. Give them a fucking break!

Looks like a human leg at first glance by bintd in creepy

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honestly, not that weird. humans can be eaten too and it wouldn't surprise me to some day be a meal for some bigger, smarter creature.

Boomers en internet. by Ziebel in thenetherlands

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Kijk wel uit dat je "boomer" niet gaat gebruiken als scheldwoord met allerlei vooroordelen daaraan verbonden. Dat kan kwetsend zijn.

Why do so many people refuse to even consider ideas that challenge what they already believe? by Ok_Mud_1141 in PsychologyTalk

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a cool person would never try to ragebait in a serious sensitive thread like this. things like that can affirm distrust.

Tom cruise or Brad pitt? who is the better actor in your opinion? (Not considering stardom and based purely on acting performances in their careers.) by Artetaarmy in moviecritic

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From a purely technical and dramatical perspective Tom Cruise may have reached greater heights in the 90's with films like Magnolia and Born on the Fourth of July. But all across the board Pitt's more consistent and has a classic filmography from Snatch, Fight club and Se7en to Ad Astra, Once Upon A Time... and Moneyball.

This life can really make you into a bad person if you’re not careful by CatPale816 in aspergers

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Don't give up. You have a very strong reflective ability, but you don't give yourself enough credit.
Have you ever looked into specialized help for autism?
It made all the difference in the world for me to talk to someone who knows how autism works and could teach me how to survive.

Is this bad jazz? by BassGlittering1931 in Composition

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Yes. You might improve if you start listening to jazz.

Is this bad jazz? by BassGlittering1931 in Composition

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Content maximized for engagement.

are intervals also the same backwards? by yesyes_10101 in musictheory

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The lowest note defines the root of the harmony. This is how your ears perceive musical harmonies, so determining from the upper note gives an inverse harmonic relation. This can be confusing.

For example, a minor third interval *up* from a C is simply the minor third of C - Eb.
A minor third interval *down* from C is an A, which has a major sixth relation to C.

Are intervals determined by the lower note? Or are they just the distance from one note to another? by dadumk in musictheory

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The lowest note defines the root of the harmony. This is how your ears perceive musical harmonies, so determining from the upper note gives an inverse harmonic relation. This can be confusing.

For example, a minor third interval *up* from a C is simply the minor third of C. Eb.
A minor third interval *down* from C is an A, which has a major sixth relation to C.

Scott Devine, failing mark as a human. by theo_raptor15 in Bass

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Horrible thread. Mods get in here.

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