Yes, alright, let’s get technical.
Do they have exact patterns that correspond to meanings?
Look up bird song and get back to me after you’ve crawled from the rabbit hole emaciated and exhausted.
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Yes, alright, let’s get technical.
Do they have exact patterns that correspond to meanings?
Look up bird song and get back to me after you’ve crawled from the rabbit hole emaciated and exhausted.
Yes. It’s why I’m so interested in it.
To eat? Hmm. I can’t recall if I’ve eaten one, but I’m sure I have.
As a sound? Yes, very much because they dramatically increase my range of vision and perception. If the bugs are out, sometimes I can see for miles farther than I would.
Can’t. My body literally destroys the battery within a day. See my FAQ where I discuss my difficulties with technology.
The performer’s music has been popping up in my Pandora lately and I have to say it reminds me a great deal of Eminem when he first debuted. I don’t know if he’s as fast as Eminem or as creative in his rhyme schemes, but his substance is very deep. I also identify greatly with this song. It reminds me very much of what I see here on a routine basis.
It contains reference to suicide, abuse, and that sort of thing.
I know very little. Why? Because I reject the notion that resenting socially enforced behavioral cues is somehow a disease. It may be convenient to have this diagnosis, to help one deal with other side effects like depression, or to tangle with bureaucracy, but i don’t tend to think of many “mental disorders” as a disease.
I think of it as someone living the life they want and I don’t understand what biology, or ethics, or faith has anything to do with it. I don’t think it’s anyone else’s business. Now, i am aware that there’s some debate over what it is, what it does, how society ought to deal with it. I ascribe it to the need to moderate identity, and therefore identities that differ from the collective become problematic to control.
Biology isn’t binary. Psychology is a complex overlay of biology, experience, uptake, interference, anchoring. So I don’t see it as a psychological disorder. To me that’s tends to be how humans label things they don’t like. I’ll reference “hysteria”.
Now I’m sure science will at some point show that there are biological components, issues with neurotransmitters, hormones, DNA copying or whatever, but so what?
Leave people alone and let them get on with their lives. If you can improve their quality of life, then do. If you can’t then stay out of it.
Humans overcomplicate things.
Difficult to help without knowing what you do and the strictures of your environment or the codes of conduct for your occupation.
That it’s very wooden. They’re very stiff. Leaves much to the imagination. Has roots in more floral languages but saps none of the poetry.
I could go on for as long as it takes.
It’s not a language, in that it’s not a structure of words, but it is a feeling. Stress, peace, growth, difficulty, all these things can be read.