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The Good Place is an excellent show for many reasons, but one that doesn't really get talked about enough, probably because of how the season 1 twist obscures it, is that the 'No Exit'-esque "Hell is Other People" scenario for an afterlife of eternal torture is an avante garde experiment from an Auteur demon who's trying to convince the other demons of his Vision while they're like "idk man flaying genitals works really good"
There's this thing that I wouldn't call a distinctly autistic communication issue, but one that presents differently in autistic people and neurotypical people who just suck at communicating: assessing what someone is trying to ask when they ask a simple, seemingly straightforward question. Like if someone - a person you know is not familiar with hand-picking apples - presents you (who does know these things) with an apple with a very common abnormality, and asks you "what is this?" there are several questions they may be trying to ask.
What is this thing that I am holding?
What is this deformity called?
Is it safe for me to handle it bare-handed at all?
What do I do with it right now?
And the communication difference is that autistic people will tend to occam's razor this by assuming you mean the most simple question. That's an apple, you're holding an apple. If they point at the abnormality and clarify what is THIS that is ON the apple? You may clarify what the deformity is called by its latin name. They ask you what one should do with the apples like this? Well the ancient Phoenicians used to throw them at people whom they thought-
At this point, someone who isn't used to communicating with autistic people is likely to give up and storm off mid-sentence in order to go find someone who is capable of answering the right question from context clues. And for the sake of the example here, the next person is the second type: a neurotypical person who sucks at communicating.
You see, neurotypical people don't assume you mean to ask the most immediate and obvious question, but assess what you are trying to ask from situational context clues. The ones who suck at communicating just suck at doing this. So they may see someone approach, dangling an apple with an abnormality cautiously by the stem, and asking "what is this?"
From knowing that the asker isn't familiar with apple abnormalities, and from the way they're dangling it by the stem like they're afraid to touch it at all, the second person being asked assumes that "what is this?" means "is this dangerous to people?" And will answer "oh it's harmless :)" and won't try to assess whether there could be additional follow-up questions they could also want answers to.
So the asker who still doesn't know what to do with that thing will have to wrangle themselves through trying to guess how to get the right answer to the question they were trying to ask, which is easiest to do by suggesting the answer that is probably wrong but the only one that feels plausible.
"So do I just put this in the same basket with the other apples, like it's a normal apple?"
"Oh my god of course not. Don't let it touch any of the other ones. You have to toss it, or it will ruin the whole harvest."
Ah but you see, I have a strategy
The strategy is to answer all the questions at the same time while giving all the context
“Thats an apple with (name of the common abnormality and short description of what it does and how it forms and any consequences of eating it) its ok if you just touch it, Phoenicians used to throw them at people. but dont let it touch the other apples or it will ruin the whole harvest. I learned that the hard way (story time)”
Some say this is annoying, I think it’s a strategic way to avoid guessing games
There's this thing that I wouldn't call a distinctly autistic communication issue, but one that presents differently in autistic people and neurotypical people who just suck at communicating: assessing what someone is trying to ask when they ask a simple, seemingly straightforward question. Like if someone - a person you know is not familiar with hand-picking apples - presents you (who does know these things) with an apple with a very common abnormality, and asks you "what is this?" there are several questions they may be trying to ask.
What is this thing that I am holding?
What is this deformity called?
Is it safe for me to handle it bare-handed at all?
What do I do with it right now?
And the communication difference is that autistic people will tend to occam's razor this by assuming you mean the most simple question. That's an apple, you're holding an apple. If they point at the abnormality and clarify what is THIS that is ON the apple? You may clarify what the deformity is called by its latin name. They ask you what one should do with the apples like this? Well the ancient Phoenicians used to throw them at people whom they thought-
At this point, someone who isn't used to communicating with autistic people is likely to give up and storm off mid-sentence in order to go find someone who is capable of answering the right question from context clues. And for the sake of the example here, the next person is the second type: a neurotypical person who sucks at communicating.
You see, neurotypical people don't assume you mean to ask the most immediate and obvious question, but assess what you are trying to ask from situational context clues. The ones who suck at communicating just suck at doing this. So they may see someone approach, dangling an apple with an abnormality cautiously by the stem, and asking "what is this?"
From knowing that the asker isn't familiar with apple abnormalities, and from the way they're dangling it by the stem like they're afraid to touch it at all, the second person being asked assumes that "what is this?" means "is this dangerous to people?" And will answer "oh it's harmless :)" and won't try to assess whether there could be additional follow-up questions they could also want answers to.
So the asker who still doesn't know what to do with that thing will have to wrangle themselves through trying to guess how to get the right answer to the question they were trying to ask, which is easiest to do by suggesting the answer that is probably wrong but the only one that feels plausible.
"So do I just put this in the same basket with the other apples, like it's a normal apple?"
"Oh my god of course not. Don't let it touch any of the other ones. You have to toss it, or it will ruin the whole harvest."
petting her while we watch videos on my laptop🥺
fuck you tumblr and a big fuck you to @photomatt you transmisogynistic little fuckface.

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What’s crazy to me is that settler violence has gotten so bad that settlers are essentially waging an extrajudicial war on Palestinians in the West Bank and Netanyahu and his coalition don’t care
Settler violence has gotten so bad that it has been condemned by Mike Huckabee and Netanyahu and his coalition don’t care
Violent settlers are hurting innocent people, thwarting both international and Israeli law, discrediting Israel on the world stage, and serving as an active barrier to peace and a two state solution, and Netanyahu and his coalition don’t care.
The Israeli government has the authority to arrest all of these violent settlers and prevent further settler violence, but they won't because they don't care
And why don’t they care? Because they need the extremist settlers to be reelected, and Netanyahu values his own political success far more than innocent lives or the future of his country.
[Image ID: that meme of Michael from the Good Place saying "Jason figured it out? Jason? This is a real low point. Yeah, this one hurts.", edited to say "Mike Huckabee" instead of "Jason"]
@fanchonmoreau here you go
Not just don’t care, members (like Ben Gvir and Smotrich) of Bibi’s coalition actively support this. It’s not just about the voters, Netanyahu’s coalition would fall apart if he openly opposed anything the settlers are doing
Bibi would not have a coalition without their support, the only way for him to keep his power was to choose to work with them
And the choice to work with them included the choice to tolerate if not encourage settler expansion and violence in the West Bank
If Bibi takes action against settler violence in the West Bank, the government would likely collapse because Ben Gvir and Smotrich would leave the coalition and Netanyahu would no longer have majority of the seats
Bibi is fully making the choice to condone settler violence in exchange for continuing to be prime minister
It is time...
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Where I post from by the way. Down with Gender!
And finally, the front. I could not fit every flag up there. You can execute me now.
My neighbors do not like me. I can see no reason why this could be happening.
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Just killed a guy because he didn't want me to flirt with him #homophobic #myphatasskilledhim
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FUCK I CAN'T GET PREGNANT BECAUSE I'M AN ELDER
Mpreg confirmed 😎
Incredible things are possible through the vessel of technology
Just took some LSD while in 3rd trimester. This baby is gonna be so fucking cool 😎
Welcome to the world little baby Woke Agenda 💖
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Been thinking more about guilt in activism and my current conclusion is "it's my responsibility to do what I can to improve this situation" is a useful feeling, but "I am an awful irredeemable person for being part of the problem" is counter-productive.
"I'm an awful person, the problem is all my fault, I can't taint any potential solutions with my awful hands, my entire contribution to the cause will be feeling bad about it in my heart" is, of course, the least useful of the emotions.
I do think it matters what's in your heart, but your actions are always gonna speak louder than that
one time i went to the doctor and said "i think i have some sort of damage in my neck from hurting it on a trampoline as a teen" and the doctor said "no you don't." and i said, "well, the day after i hurt my neck, my bioparents tried to make me climb a mountain because they didn't believe i was hurt, and just a few minutes up the mountain i sat down on the side of the trail because i was in so much pain i couldn't keep walking, and they just left me there, and eventually i forced myself to climb the rest of the mountain because i was terrified they were going to legitimately abandon me on the side of the mountain forever. and i'm here today because it just recently occurred to me that when most people say 'i have a crick in my neck' they mean 'i slept funny and now i'm a little sore' and not 'i'm functionally bedbound at the moment due to severe neck pain'." and the doctor said "you have permanent nerve damage in your neck."

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I find it really disappointing that the incredibly basic statement "Pronouns don't equal gender and presentation doesn't equal gender and presentation doesn't equal pronouns" Was only an accepted and respected take in the broader queer community for about two years and now we've regressed so far that it's seen not just as silly but as borderline problematic to expect people to gender you correctly if you use he/him as a fem presenting person or she/her as a masc presenting person or neutral pronouns as a person who is not 100% perfectly androgynous. But you're not allowed to be androgynous either because apparently genderfuckery is actually harmful to binary trans people and if you don't conform to cis patriarchal standards you're just as bad as the oppressors enforcing them because you might make somebody a little uncomfortable... right.
antisemites HATE being reminded how much of their lives are stolen from jews. Never thought I'd see them get so mad over a jew reminding them that "never again" is jewish though
(Partial lie. I know they like to do the "never again is for everyone" shtick and tell jews to come up with something else, I just didn't think they would defend this position so furiously)
To expound on the topic:
saying Never Again For Anyone is the same as saying All Lives Matter. It's a great philosophy to have, but you can't possibly ignore the original phrase that you are copying. The words you say don't exist in a vacuum. You can't say All Lives Matter without recognizing that you are taking Black Lives Matter and removing the part that made it an important and necessary statement. You can't say Never Again For Anyone without recognizing that you are taking something jewish and adding something that removes its importance and necessity as a statement. This isn't about jews, you're saying. Don't be selfish. This is a trap.
If a jew says that never again is a jewish phrase, they are selfish. They do not care about all the other people who could be using that phrase better than them. They are mean. They must want other people dead! Naughty jew.
If a jew agrees with the antisemite, they become a token. This phrase doesn't belong to jews anymore. It was given to us! They agreed to it! We will use it better than they did. We will dilute it for you, it is too strong for a jew such as yourself to be using. And then when if something happens to a jew, what can they say? Certainly not Never Again; that's for Anyone! Jews aren't Anyone.
by the way none of this is an exaggeration, these are points made to me by antisemites.
Oat milk was discovered much more recently than you may have known. Like many now-familiar technologies, it was found by accident during the Apollo program when NASA learned what a zero-g environment does to goat milk.
Not book smart or street smart but a secret third thing.
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when you see a tumblr poll with this picture attached and you know it's time to lock the fuck in lest you get a bad grade in an impromptu absurdist pop quiz you didn't know you were about to take

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really specific trope i like that i feel like can only be explained in a diagram
..."trope"? you've just described my life in a diagram