Praetorius wrote:
Very strange O.o I dunno if you got the memo, but we Asperger people don't like to communicate in the abstract; we prefer to communicate our thoughts explicitly!
Pardon? The nuance of metaphor often contains more of the gist for me, the gristle of the meaning, than the effect of staid didactic speech. Thus, the memo you speak of... is it not indicative of this same process? Even if it isn't clear to everyone else, there is something in the image that has significance in my mind. Something to consider... that generalization lacks strength or reason.
M.
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For those who seek an alternative, it is coming.
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