You an I… We are either going to form an unstoppable super team or… You ate going to end up as my nemesis.

I can fall asleep, near instantly, at will.

I call it my time machine function.

And space invaders… Fight until you die.

The size of the open world doesn’t matter, especially if a ton of it is empty procedurally generated nothingness.

Likewise, the length of the game doesn’t matter if it is bulked out by empty, meaningless fetch quests and busy work.

It’s like boasting that you are serving gallons of 1% Beer.

Good for these guys.

Long term solution, learn German.

Ian M Banks entire culture series.

No one could have predicted this, no one.

This is exactly what he means.

Next up the sanctioned daily hate.

Yes, that town square needs to be happy. That’s a happy democracy!

Mate, the bunting looks awfully like swastikas…

But happy, less negative swastikas, right?

Sure.

What an unserious human Musk is.

Sort of. Steam offers refunds for any reason. They use that phrase on their FAQ.

But if you already knew that, why did you bother with the first comment?

That’s not how money works.

Those people bought it at an agreed value with the information present at the time. Why would they receive a refund?

If that was the case, if you bought something that went on sale next month, does that mean you are entitled to a refund? And if so, what is the cut off date for that?

Devils advocate moment… If people keep listening (or sort of listening) and they are OK with music that seems to lack any soul, is it not just giving the audience what they want and deserve?

Devils concierge moment… What a bunch of shitbags.

So… It didn’t burn?

Ah yeah, there are dodgy books, but immolation is emotional and reactionary.

Besides, recycling is cooler.

Can’t think of a single instance of book burning being a good look.

I can’t even imagine how powerful I would be if I could be ignored in every language.

We need to talk about what you think the word “Equivalent” means.

Yeah, not the same look.

But I’ll let you have intensity.

I think there’s this myth of “the neurotypical”… It’s a generic point on a scale that represents the most significant overlap, not any specific person. I genuinely believe no one is “neurotypical”, rather some tend towards it and others further away. That’s the spectrum. Plus some people might be closer to NT with some things but much further away with others.

For example, I have a pretty good degree of focus, I remember things pretty well, but I struggle to organise my thoughts and can’t bear to touch other people or certain textures. I’m sure everyone is a bit like this. Some people more so, some people less.

And that isn’t to minimise that there are people out there who really struggle to fit into the “best fit” of Neurotypical-aimed social design.

So why the need to create a mythical group of “Neurotypical”? Is it a need to define ourselves in opposition? Is it to make ourselves feel more unique? Is it a perverse form of gatekeeping?

The upshot is, that until we move towards realising that individuals have individual needs and requirements we aren’t going to make substantial progress and describing (and prescribing) otherness only seeks to alienate folk that might otherwise help.

People aren’t neurotypical… Systems are. I think that’s what I meant to say.