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Nolan is decidedly an artist who has an appreciation for and respect for cinema and the craft of film making, and he has a love for making films that are supposed to be strange, dreamlike, even nonlinear. which is hindered by the fact that he, strangely, seems completely uncreative and artistically bland.
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i cant reply to the post i just saw about this and i dont want to reblog, but: hyperlexia does not necessarily involve low reading comprehension, that's one possible expression of the cognitive-behavioral status referred to by the term "hyperlexia". and when it does occur, it usually is because someone is 4 years old and reading the new york times completely fluently, could read it aloud even, but naturally cannot define the words contained in the text. many or most people who could be "diagnosed" (it's not really a common, official diagnosis its more a rhetorical-medical idea, especially when talking about kids or adults who are JUST precocious readers without developmental delays, theres no reason to diagnose them with anything) with hyperlexia who are adults have equal or greater reading comprehension than peers in their age and education bracket. hyperlexia has also been identified in completely neurotypical kids who just read early and without formal instruction.
i fit every diagnostic criteria of "hyperlexia" without any* comprehension issues and no language delay, and early language/speech development, probably due to environmental factors (highly theatrical family, involvement in children's theater on stage starting in preschool, reading aloud/being read to daily at home).
big asterisk: i do have one standout comprehension issue and it's related to another feature of autism, over-literal reading of any instructional text. if there are instructions, especially in an ordered list where someone has to do X before Y, if it hasnt been written by the Shakespeare of technical writers I often need to check with several other people to be able to figure out what i am being asked to do, because inference of social norms from context-dependent instructions is a big blind spot.
i still experience this fluency-beyond-systemic-mastery issue in for example english grammar, where (and this is not reflected in my posting because i have intentionally adopted grammatical errors and tense shifts and plural/singular drifts to make my blogging less formal!!! and sometimes just for comedic effect!!) i can tell you that you have used lay/lie, apostrophes, or tenses wrong but have no idea how to refer to those issues using descriptive language. i just innately Feel how to conjugate most verbs and experience a painful electric shock when exposed to Youtube Standard English errors.
interestingly i still cant reliably do who/whom even when thinking about it, i need to work on that one
my big minmaxing cost was to math, i never learned multiplication tables despite intensive drilling with flashcards, and i flunked algebra in high school. interestingly i caught up quite a bit as an adult, it really was literal 'slowness' in that sense. i enjoy math very much but was categorically unable to perform 2-digit arithmetic in my head until my mid-twenties probably
here's a reddit thread of people who were actually diagnosed hyperlexic as kids, and a few like me that were never formally diagnosed but clearly fit the profile. a HUGE number of them end up in professional writing positions, creative, technical, and journalistic. i dont think comprehension issues is even a common factor in adult hyperlexics, which lends support to my supposition that comprehension deficitis is largely noticed as a factor of "4 year olds dont understand a lot of stuff in general" + autism + most typical childrearing environments are not equipped to instruct a kindergartener in adult vocabulary or comprehension anyway, and probably most importantly, the kids who have normal or advanced comprehension and no speech deficits arent going to be referred to special education, they will be instead diagnosed as "gifted" and you know the rest.
was just mulling this over in the context of the idea of special ed because what i meant in my last post is most childrearing environments arent great at teaching reading comprehension, period, but what i just realized is also true is that teaching a 4 year old with a precocious vocabulary and fluency how to access higher reading comprehension, grammar, etymology, and composition is actually a completely different set of educational requirements than educating a freshman college class in the same. so unless the hyperlexic 4 year old is born into a HFA household with a literacy specialization, theyre facing a serious special education need that probably no one around them will be able to meet for at least ten years. the negative effect this must have (and did have, on me, for every relationship with an adult besides my parents) is substantial.
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when i was younger i was so obsessed with being perfectly moral and now i've finally accepted i'm just as evil as everyone else is in the right circumstances
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a child who is persistently alone & does not want to be alone does not learn that they on occasion have time to themselves during which they can do whatever they want, they learn that occasionally they will have time to themselves throughout which they will do nothing except exactly what they do not want to do - something that is synonymous with that duration of time. if they were being made to do some or other unpleasant thing, like hold their hand on a hot stove, that would not be synonymous with the duration of time, it would be something occupying that duration of time. when they are made ito be alone, the fact that they are alive & conscious is felt as a profound lack rather than the fundamental opportunity atop which all other opportunities are built, & the passage of time becomes something to be endured because it continually implies their continued existence & awareness. life for them then becomes organized not around exploration nor seeking enjoyment or fulfillment, but around strategies for continually enduring the fact that they exist
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and this isnt even an english phenomenon, it is worldwide
The connection between football and domestic violence isnβt uncommon. A study shows that police receive increased calls reporting domestic violence every Sunday during football season [iii]. Researchers analyzed over 700 cities and counties using data from the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) of police reports, revealing that these spikes are linked to teams losing a game [iii]. In fact, domestic violence incidents rise by about 10% on days when NFL games are played, usually occurring in family homes and most of the time affecting women [iii].Β This shows that the outcomes of football games can have a real impact on peopleβs lives off the field. Itβs important for fans, teams, and communities to recognize these patterns and work together to raise awareness and prevent domestic violence from happening, especially during football season.
NFL games bring people from all over the United States together to show their love for the game, creating an atmosphere where diverse cultur
when i say the sports-industrial complex should be destroyed im not indulging in goofy hyperbole
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It's a heartbreaking and disturbing reality: Whether a team wins or loses, domestic violence increases by up to 33%* during major sports eve

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cicada rant plz
Okay so, a lot of Japanese media uses cicada song as part of the background foley work as a shorthand for "it's summer"/"it's really hot outside" (or in the case of Evangelion and a couple of other things, it's shorthand for "it has been summer for a really long time and the bugs are getting louder and louder and LOUDER")
American media does not really do this despite cicadas being common across the whole eastern half of the united states. Like the sound is pretty ubiquitous in the summer unless you're in a MAJOR urban area and it gets pretty LOUD this is definitely something I would understand as shorthand for "It's August"/"it's hot as balls" and yet we do not do this because Californians have not experienced this and in this aspect media from Japan Gets Me better than media in my own language from my own country
(I'm talking about annual cicadas that come out every late July and August rather than the 13 and 17 year broods which have a different sound)
(looked up some info to make sure I am right about this, California does have some cicadas but they seem to make a soft, buzzing sort of rrrrrreeeeeeeeee sound instead of the crescendo chorus of..... well let me find a good recording here, hang on)