Sometimes I get replies that make me question whether I am writing correct English or what.
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Sometimes I get replies that make me question whether I am writing correct English or what. Then, some other times, I read the replies to other people's toots and... My goodness.
Some people really don't seem to read what is written, but whatever bias and preconceived notions they already had in their mind. It is both interesting and unnerving. It gives me a sense that not all people are entirely connected to an objective reality.
And I wonder if I do the same.
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Sometimes I get replies that make me question whether I am writing correct English or what. Then, some other times, I read the replies to other people's toots and... My goodness.
Some people really don't seem to read what is written, but whatever bias and preconceived notions they already had in their mind. It is both interesting and unnerving. It gives me a sense that not all people are entirely connected to an objective reality.
And I wonder if I do the same.
I am still wondering what the American War of Succession was. No, it wasn't a typo for Secession, I asked and they insisted they meant to says Succession. (From context somewhere in the US was meant, so it wasn't about some South American deal.)
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Sometimes I get replies that make me question whether I am writing correct English or what. Then, some other times, I read the replies to other people's toots and... My goodness.
Some people really don't seem to read what is written, but whatever bias and preconceived notions they already had in their mind. It is both interesting and unnerving. It gives me a sense that not all people are entirely connected to an objective reality.
And I wonder if I do the same.
@afreytes There is no objective reality.
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Sometimes I get replies that make me question whether I am writing correct English or what. Then, some other times, I read the replies to other people's toots and... My goodness.
Some people really don't seem to read what is written, but whatever bias and preconceived notions they already had in their mind. It is both interesting and unnerving. It gives me a sense that not all people are entirely connected to an objective reality.
And I wonder if I do the same.
@afreytes for what it's worth, the only times I can't really understand your posts is when my high school Spanish classes from 20+ years ago are insufficient for me to translate 😅
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Sometimes I get replies that make me question whether I am writing correct English or what. Then, some other times, I read the replies to other people's toots and... My goodness.
Some people really don't seem to read what is written, but whatever bias and preconceived notions they already had in their mind. It is both interesting and unnerving. It gives me a sense that not all people are entirely connected to an objective reality.
And I wonder if I do the same.
@afreytes General public reading comprehension is just not great.
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@afreytes for what it's worth, the only times I can't really understand your posts is when my high school Spanish classes from 20+ years ago are insufficient for me to translate 😅
@karaksindru You should NOT feel bad if you can't understand my Spanish. Whenever I write in Spanish it is often very heavily localized wording from Boricua culture.
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Sometimes I get replies that make me question whether I am writing correct English or what. Then, some other times, I read the replies to other people's toots and... My goodness.
Some people really don't seem to read what is written, but whatever bias and preconceived notions they already had in their mind. It is both interesting and unnerving. It gives me a sense that not all people are entirely connected to an objective reality.
And I wonder if I do the same.
@afreytes I think we must all do it to some extent. Language as a whole is huge and terrifying, I'm surprised I can somehow communicate anything somedays, much less decipher the intent of others.
I don't talk out loud that much, but I don't think that makes me any better or worse at it.
I've caught myself doing it a few times though, it's something for me to be mindful about, and I've found often it can happen when I essentially agree with the other person but get stuck on details and mood
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@karaksindru You should NOT feel bad if you can't understand my Spanish. Whenever I write in Spanish it is often very heavily localized wording from Boricua culture.
@afreytes fair 😂 I just meant to imply your English posts are clear enough, and people either misreading or not paying attention.
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Sometimes I get replies that make me question whether I am writing correct English or what. Then, some other times, I read the replies to other people's toots and... My goodness.
Some people really don't seem to read what is written, but whatever bias and preconceived notions they already had in their mind. It is both interesting and unnerving. It gives me a sense that not all people are entirely connected to an objective reality.
And I wonder if I do the same.
@afreytes I often get the sense that there are several realities different people are living in
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@afreytes I often get the sense that there are several realities different people are living in
@Crowsinger if you were to find out how to move into a reality were there arent rich pedophiles eaiting our children please let me know, I would like to pack up and move! 😧
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