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gm, some AM thoughts: - sorbet belongs in a cup, not a cone - never met a successful founder or resilient friend that wasn’t bullied as a kid (or adult) - it is better to measure life in actual happy moments, not potential happiness - someone should do a study on the casual use of the word autistic (and retarded)
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What prompted the last thought?
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"actual happy moments > not potential happiness" 10/10 🎯
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regarding sorbet in a cup instead of a cone, we need to fight it out
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gm ted
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related to measuring life. when we’re on vacation, life feels “longer”. Maybe because of the fullness of days and taste of new experiences. You often live the whole life during a week/two of a trip, while your friends barely noticed you’re away. It passed in a blink for them. Questionable about sorbet in a cup though 👀
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retarded is the best choice because the semantic context is often friendly. Asking some unfiltered LLMs would give the best representation. So is word policing wrong? No, i once got a lecture from a girl because her brother had more severe autism, and so I might say @briang is retarded here but I wouldnt say it casually to a stranger. Paul graham wrote about “retarded” in his book. Pittsburgh/Pennsylvania is also interesting as a cultural mixing pot, not overly conservative/liberal— we have friendly and negative racism
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That third one! I normally have some sort of measurement for happiness, but I often wonder it is possible (or even healthier) to try not measure it all.
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feels like adhd/autism content massively contributed to colloquializing the terms I was actually shocked how casual it was in the states, the place I expected the worst reaction to throwing it around lightly But then I seen the video feed algos and figured it made sense
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definitely noticed the last note as well
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I don’t really sorbet. Yet if it was in a cup, the best eating experience would be a glass dish with a proper dessert spoon.
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2 is very accurate
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Who puts sorbet in a cone? 🫥
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Gm ted Have a nice day
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Retarded seems like a more mocking and abusive word to a person Autistic is like the better way of saying someone has a medical condition and needs help instead of getting mocked at
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point 2 is so underated; and requires a lot of courage to accept;
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We all have stories to tell as young adults growing up
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Had to check what sorbet was, isn’t that ice cream?! As to the autistic remarks, I think it’s an overuse of the word in close friendships and has now been taken as a regular thing to use incorrectly
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sorbet belongs in a cup fr, i don’t want it melting all over my cone and fingers and sometimes, potential happiness might be what we need to keep it pushing, we need that hope to hang on to
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That’s actually a really good point about sorbet. Cone taste really doesn’t vibe with sorbet, unless it’s mixed with a cream-based scoop of something. Never thought about that before. BUT, sometimes you only have one free hand.
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