when im in the competition for being performative and my opponent is every single post under that one tag😰😰
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when im in the competition for being performative and my opponent is every single post under that one tag😰😰
i find it pretty cool i usually become really close with people who look the complete opposite from me
like i’m usually in darker colors mostly, i have black hair, and a LOT of boots, jackets, allll of that jazz B^)
and then my best friend, COLORS. SO MUCH COLORS. then brighter ginger hair. he kinda reminds me of Danny Elfman’s So-Lo album!
oug dan y elfma n muzic .,,,.
i wanna vaguepost but i suck at vagueposting so it would be more of an 'obviouspost'
Assume there are 30 independent things you have to be able to do to be a functional human being. By the empirical rule, only 2.5% of the population will be two or more standard deviations worse at any given one these things than average, but over half of the population will be two standard deviations worse at at least one of them. If the people who live in my simplified model were to form a society, assuming they only act for their own benefit, they might easily end up structuring the world so as to be accessible to only people no more than two standard deviations below normal in some particular capacity, since 97.5% would be fine. Then, in structuring some other aspect of society, there will be a different thing where being 2 sigmas worse than the average will screw you over, and again, 97.5% of the population wouldn’t care.
This is why, in the real world,you can have most of your society not be neurotypical and still have a society built for neurotypicals.