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18 Aug 2020, 7:39 pm
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18 Aug 2020, 7:42 pm
auntblabby wrote:
Edna3362 wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Edna3362 wrote:
I swear. 
This will be the last time...
This will be the last time...
can you please tell me what is written there?
TLDR; It's just a something 2 days ago. Might as well post it here if not ended up written elsewhere.
thank you
so that is a real organic language, or something novel?Actually, neither.
But it IS English and it is spelled IN English.
It's just a cipher I happened to give a completely personal touch and twist in it.
And the cipher itself isn't even original and largely intact as I use it.
It's actually spelling based shorthand that was originally meant to speed up my writing speed.
blooiejagwa wrote:
shorthand, i thought?
Yesyes.
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18 Aug 2020, 8:09 pm
blooiejagwa wrote:
shorthand, i thought?
hmmm... now that you mention it...
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18 Aug 2020, 8:10 pm
18 Aug 2020, 8:19 pm
auntblabby wrote:
Edna3362 wrote:
It's actually spelling based shorthand that was originally meant to speed up my writing speed.
thank you, i haven't seen shorthand in decades.
IRL?
Hmm...
The real shorthand system (not spelling based but phonetic based) I'm also going to dedicate to is in my native language though, not in English.
Other than I had it easier hearing it, it's also easier because it conforms to Abugida writing/spelling.
Doing it in English is crazy.
.. For now.
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18 Aug 2020, 8:38 pm
Edna3362 wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Edna3362 wrote:
It's actually spelling based shorthand that was originally meant to speed up my writing speed.
thank you, i haven't seen shorthand in decades.
IRL?
Hmm...The real shorthand system (not spelling based but phonetic based) I'm also going to dedicate to is in my native language though, not in English. Other than I had it easier hearing it, it's also easier because it conforms to Abugida writing/spelling. Doing it in English is crazy. .. For now.yes, last saw it in an antique textbook in the early 80s. i might still have it packed away in a box somewhere. i can tell you have major talent in linguistics.
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18 Aug 2020, 9:34 pm
18 Aug 2020, 9:39 pm
auntblabby wrote:
Edna3362 wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Edna3362 wrote:
It's actually spelling based shorthand that was originally meant to speed up my writing speed.
thank you, i haven't seen shorthand in decades.
IRL?
Hmm...The real shorthand system (not spelling based but phonetic based) I'm also going to dedicate to is in my native language though, not in English. Other than I had it easier hearing it, it's also easier because it conforms to Abugida writing/spelling. Doing it in English is crazy. .. For now.yes, last saw it in an antique textbook in the early 80s. i might still have it packed away in a box somewhere. i can tell you have major talent in linguistics.
.. There's a reason why I survived passed regular school.
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18 Aug 2020, 11:42 pm
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.. There's a reason why I survived passed regular school.
i merely survived it, stumbling from one to the other. same for live in general.
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18 Aug 2020, 11:43 pm
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19 Aug 2020, 3:25 am
to the offrail chances of not much to do about anything
blah
19 Aug 2020, 4:38 am
auntblabby wrote:
Edna3362 wrote:
.. There's a reason why I survived passed regular school.
i merely survived it, stumbling from one to the other. same for live in general.
Stumbling.
Some research say, autistics relies so much on proprioception, it's enough to neglect visual, disrupt auditory, enough to translate into forms of clumsiness (most forms of it), inattention, rigidity and the other known core traits...
Which happened to resonate with me well. It might as well be the reason why I'm also very sensitive with everything else.
I just happened to wield proprioception rather well.
So well, I can be not clumsy yet still have odd gaits and movement. So fricking well, it basically saved me a lot of pain and suffering literally and figuratively.
And so damn well, it's practically both a bridge and a gap between everything I can do and cannot supposed to do.
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19 Aug 2020, 5:32 am
Edna3362 wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Edna3362 wrote:
.. There's a reason why I survived passed regular school.
i merely survived it, stumbling from one to the other. same for live in general.
Stumbling.
Some research say, autistics relies so much on proprioception, it's enough to neglect visual, disrupt auditory, enough to translate into forms of clumsiness (most forms of it), inattention, rigidity and the other known core traits...Which happened to resonate with me well. It might as well be the reason why I'm also very sensitive with everything else. I just happened to wield proprioception rather well. So well, I can be not clumsy yet still have odd gaits and movement. So fricking well, it basically saved me a lot of pain and suffering literally and figuratively. And so damn well, it's practically both a bridge and a gap between everything I can do and cannot supposed to do.my proprioception brain parts seem to be using celeron instead of intel or even amd. [puter joke there
] IOW i've always been clumsy and to know not where my body boundaries are at esp. when i am distracted by something.
19 Aug 2020, 6:46 am
auntblabby wrote:
Edna3362 wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Edna3362 wrote:
.. There's a reason why I survived passed regular school.
i merely survived it, stumbling from one to the other. same for live in general.
Stumbling.
Some research say, autistics relies so much on proprioception, it's enough to neglect visual, disrupt auditory, enough to translate into forms of clumsiness (most forms of it), inattention, rigidity and the other known core traits...Which happened to resonate with me well. It might as well be the reason why I'm also very sensitive with everything else. I just happened to wield proprioception rather well. So well, I can be not clumsy yet still have odd gaits and movement. So fricking well, it basically saved me a lot of pain and suffering literally and figuratively. And so damn well, it's practically both a bridge and a gap between everything I can do and cannot supposed to do.my proprioception brain parts seem to be using celeron instead of intel or even amd. [puter joke there
] IOW i've always been clumsy and to know not where my body boundaries are at esp. when i am distracted by something.In my case...
For some weird reason, it's either locked or at least overclocking as a default setting.
Because I constantly sense an internal strain, in a same manner that a typical autistic 'hears' everything.
It's unknown which or 'why' other than manual pressure control (I'm not 'being' gentle), but it's something I have for as long as I can remember.
