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schmorpel , to No Stupid Questions in What's up with all the "___punk" stuff?
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Thispunk.

schmorpel , to science in Scientists Pinpoint Main Cause of Sensory Hypersensitivity in Autism
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I would take diagnosis around Neurodiversity with a grain of salt. I suspect both conditions might be the same brain differences presenting differently, and I don't think science has really gotten to the ground of this yet.

schmorpel , to Autism in Feeling lost and cut off at times and want someone to talk to about it.
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I like them, and the place where they are. Glad you've got them taking care of you!

schmorpel , to Green Energy in Billionaire bets big on largest solar project ever proposed to deliver power across oceans: 'At the forefront of the clean energy transition'
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I'd describe my feelings around the current solar boom as cautiously positive with a good sprinkle of skepticism.

I'd like to see billionaires investing in education towards self-regulating communities. I'd like to see them heavily investing in funding coops, not buying up startups. Billionaires investing in renewables means more money in billionaire's pockets, because they will just sell the clean energy back to you for a profit while remaining the owners of everything and then some.

I'd carefully agree that more solar panels are good, but I've now lived through enough eco hypes to not have at least a few concerns. In the worst case we will now quickly and thoughtlessly plaster solar panels over hectares and hectares of useful farmland, important ecological reserves, and poor people's homes, just because line go up. And probably trash them all in ten years when maintaining them proves too costly, or the next hype comes along. In the best case we actually start polluting less and use the time we buy to seek for more energy-saving ways of living in general.

schmorpel , to Green Energy in Billionaire bets big on largest solar project ever proposed to deliver power across oceans: 'At the forefront of the clean energy transition'
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No. I don't want one giant Billionaire-backed project. I want a million small scale projects backed by local communities.

schmorpel , to Technology in Online Content Is Disappearing
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It's a technological and a physical issue. We just can't store every bit of information plus a picture of everyone's cat. We can't guarantee that no information ever gets lost. We've also not really stored and archived every shopping list, advertising, pamphlet, silly poem, ugly drawing etc. since the time of the printing press and that's okay.

It might be a good idea to store and archive some written material as time passes but we want to be a bit picky about what we store. That said, I wouldn't mind to find more shopping lists and less posh documents in museums.

schmorpel , to Autism in My encouragement to the others
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Phew, you wanted people's honest opinion about Tezka, so today I was excited to find your post.

I'm sorry, I couldn't be more disappointed. Just like the other comment says, this reads exactly like an ad, and reading it makes me nothing but sad. I'm not left with the feeling I want to read more from her.

If autism gives any super power, it's honesty, and the downvotes send a powerful message as well.

Please don't take this as discouragement from your goal. I have been taught recently to not get hung up about form when trying to achieve what one wants. I wanted to help people by creating one thing, found out they really wanted another thing, did that instead, and achieved the 'helping people' I had wanted from the start, just looking very differently from what I had envisioned!

How does that apply to you and Tezka? You've created her to help other ND folk, and help she will, but maybe not in the way you had initially planned? I'm still curious about your journey, I just don't see myself communicate with AI any time soon.

schmorpel , to Technology in Online Content Is Disappearing
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Yeah, just like most material that was ever printed or carved into a clay tablet. It's the way of things.

schmorpel OP , to DIY in Server as heating device - how do I do this?
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I wonder how to take on the efficiency question when considering waste heat. Would and older model generating more heat be the better choice?
Has anybody started to dig into the complexities of calculating efficiency for circular systems?

schmorpel , to Autism in Feeling lost and cut off at times and want someone to talk to about it.
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as they sometimes deal or work with fairies, but it led to getting a few confused responses and someone reporting me to Help Resources thinking I was going suicidal, and I wasn’t

This is so funny (and sad). I avoid discussing spirits with people who put a very strict framework (especially all taken from another culture) onto their inside world and try to convince others it's the best or only way. There are millions of worlds of reference out there, and I couldn't give a flying fuck whether the spirits take the forms of historical pantheons or TV series characters - because there is literally (sic) no difference. They are all stories, and whatever works for you works for you.

I have finally visited my favourite rock yesterday, to say thanks for all the good things it has brought to my life. I am due to walk a lot of kilometers between rocks and trees to keep the good spirits flowing. Things work for me, because I permitted myself to listen to the landscape around my house during a time in my life when I felt really weak and tired, without letting myself fall into the paranoia of 'schizophrenia' or 'psychosis'. I got really good advice, where other people's advice would have been too confusing.

Yesterday I spoke to a person who would be considered mad and useless by most. He is a street clown. When in fact he has a centrally important function of reminding people of the irrational and shaking them out of their sad rails. He keeps the chaos alive in people's hearts and is an essential worker. Real power can be very quiet. Real power with the goal of kindness is the best of all.

schmorpel , to Autism in Feeling lost and cut off at times and want someone to talk to about it.
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I'm glad you decided to open up about your experiences. You are very welcome to come to https://slrpnk.net/c/animism and post about your experiences there.

I admit that your world of reference is strange to me - but I have learned that the terms and names people use are often very different and that we mustn't get hung up about it. I grew up in a big city where I couldn't really connect with nature, but I felt the lack of trees so much that I ran away with 17 to live in a greener place. Started to connect with plants. And much later I started to befriend a group of rocks. I can't say that it comes natural to me as to you.

I feel that a lot of people are coming to this knowledge again. For me it's about developing a better relationship with the landscape we're living in. There's a lot of conscious and knowledgeable entities out there ready to help out people who are lost and lonely (and some mischievous ones we want to stay away from).

So far my problem is when I dive deep into the non-human it's very hard to connect with humans. And vice-versa it's really difficult to be aware of the otherworld while I do human things. For example I've been busy and didn't visit my rock friends for weeks. Hope they don't mind as they run rock-time anyways.

Never mind those who have been brought up to be deeply scared of these experiences and dismiss them as pathological. For me, I'm done with so-called experts capping my power under the guise of wanting to improve my mental health. My mental health is fine, but the destruction of woodlands and watersheds is something we all should be deeply concerned about, and getting support from our good spirits is very much needed.

schmorpel , to Autism in "I'd rather do anything else than go to your gathering"
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This is a really helpful answer. The gender reveal party is a great example, because it's an event people tend to get incredibly emotional and excited about, and also very defensive if they feel you are not as excited. That's why making up an excuse or just politely decline is good. You shouldn't really dampen their excitement if they are so much into it.

Most of these same emotionally high stakes special occasion social events are also of the type where you have to suffer through a whole day of pre-scripted interactions like fake smiles and small talk. Not ASD friendly at all.

But I understand for the NT folk out there these events are a really big deal, and I don't want them to feel bad about what they love.

schmorpel , to Autism in Yever just see a random post from a fandom you've never heard of and then BAM, you've got a new special interest.
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For me it's learning stuff, especially DIY and crafts. I just can't resist, as much as I try to remain only with the things I already do.

schmorpel OP , to DIY in Water is running again, ram pump installation year 2
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Hmm I would personally categorize both the portable hydro as well as the capsule as junk gimmicks. I would want something reliable and farm-worthy for permanent use.

schmorpel , to Ask Lemmy in Do you think America as a nation is genuine?
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I love the French for being the most outspoken people among the European countries and having a ton of good initiatives going on. But don't idolize them, most of their population is just as braindead and complacent as the rest of us Europeans, and their general unwillingness to speak English like most other Europeans hinders the spreading of their radical initiatives in the rest of Europe. (Sorry for the blatant generalizing. Not every French, not every European, .....)

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