The Ambiguous Case™

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12 Oct 2009, 12:37 am

I guess it's a part of AS to be confused by The Ambiguous Case™. Just in general. I've had trouble interpreting stuff all my life, but sometimes it's epic when something is worded in a very confusing, ambiguous way.

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12 Oct 2009, 12:42 am

If something is ambiguous, I usually only see one meaning. My mind just can't go beyond the literal interpretation.

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12 Oct 2009, 3:00 am

MathGirl wrote:

If something is ambiguous, I usually only see one meaning. My mind just can't go beyond the literal interpretation.

I often go with the literal interpretation first. But most of the time I can catch myself doing that, now, and think, 'maybe that doesn't mean that'.

But sometimes it gets to the point where I don't know what anything means because it's so ambiguous. As in, it can be interpreted any number of ways.

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12 Oct 2009, 3:27 am

MathGirl wrote:

If something is ambiguous, I usually only see one meaning. My mind just can't go beyond the literal interpretation.

It's the simplest way to understand things.
And it's much more less tiring!

I can understand ambiguous things but not always at first sight (if I may say so).

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