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goblin waifu@goblinoddsabout 4 years ago

autistic reddit talking about an "autism accent" now?? they keep describing it in detail but no one's posted audio clips

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7/22/2021
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goblin waifu@goblinoddsabout 4 years ago
Replying to @goblinodds

i have a guess but i may just be thinking of "nerd dialect" unsure whether i have the autism dialect or just nerd dialect

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7/22/2021
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Visakan Veerasamy@visakanvabout 4 years ago
Replying to @goblinodds

@goblinodds noticed this amongst a bunch of spectrum-y ppl hanging out in berkeley https://t.co/i9G7gQgQP5

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Visakan Veerasamy@visakanvover 6 years ago

Some nerds in California (and to be clear, I love them) legitimately speak English like they’re in a poorly dubbed anime ...and I am wondering now if the causality might run the other way around. Is “badly” dubbed anime actually well-made to sound like nerds...? 😮🤯

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7/23/2021
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Visakan Veerasamy@visakanvabout 4 years ago
Replying to @visakanv

@goblinodds I think a lot about this little snippet of Elon in 1999 saying "there it is gentlemen, the fastest car in the world", kind of to himself and to nobody, kind of putting on a bit of an announcer voice. the involuntary-ish outburst-y nature of it is what sticks with me https://t.co/Fks931kPS0

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7/23/2021
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goblin waifu@goblinoddsabout 4 years ago
Replying to @visakanv

@visakanv i do feel like being chuuni is a p common autistic trait (i def still am)

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7/23/2021
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goblin waifu@goblinoddsabout 4 years ago
Replying to @visakanv

@visakanv DEAR GOD

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7/23/2021
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UltimApe@ultimapeabout 4 years ago
Replying to @goblinodds

@goblinodds Some of the genes fingered as partial causal of autism during brain development also turn on during tendon development and can lead to TMJ. Also nerve problems can cause 'foreign accent syndrome'.

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7/22/2021
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UltimApe@ultimapeabout 4 years ago
Replying to @ultimape

@goblinodds I'm working on hearing when someone has symptoms of facial paralysis. Its amazing how many people talk with an accent tied to one side of their face moving more than the other. E.g. I can predict bells palsy better than chance by hearing a shift into this over time.

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7/22/2021
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UltimApe@ultimapeabout 4 years ago
Replying to @ultimape

@goblinodds I'm thinking we might be able to quantified self tools that can predict disorders for certain people. It's something i've been focusing on because it might help me detect M.S. Relapses https://t.co/6hFZRsELp7

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7/22/2021
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goblin waifu@goblinoddsabout 4 years ago
Replying to @ultimape

@ultimape holy shit WHAT

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7/22/2021
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UltimApe@ultimapeabout 4 years ago
Replying to @goblinodds

@goblinodds Just a hunch. But it seems to work when comparing podcast audio with YouTube versions of the same content.It seems we haven't proved this yet.https://t.co/KNxuzxSix0

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7/22/2021
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UltimApe@ultimapeabout 4 years ago
Replying to @ultimape

@goblinodds I think its not actually bells palsy but the nerve problem discussed here and the noted misdiagnosis this mentions. I know I'm hearing something, but not sure what yet. https://t.co/Nsra1BhsJv

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UltimApe@ultimapeabout 4 years ago

@goblinodds I'm thinking we might be able to quantified self tools that can predict disorders for certain people. It's something i've been focusing on because it might help me detect M.S. Relapses https://t.co/6hFZRsELp7

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7/22/2021
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UltimApe@ultimapeabout 4 years ago
Replying to @ultimape

@goblinodds Aside from tendons, there are also possible motor control problems tied to muscle weakness and mitochondrial function. But other things that may be called an accent are monotonic/"sing-song" speech rhythms. Also possible tied to poor lanaguage processing: https://t.co/HqcvWEa6qc

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7/22/2021
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UltimApe@ultimapeabout 4 years ago
Replying to @ultimape

@goblinodds Lots of things interpreted as regional accents may be rooted in some language quirk that was adopted as a norm, so its really hard to pin these down.

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7/22/2021
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goblin waifu@goblinoddsabout 4 years ago
Replying to @ultimape

@ultimape ahahahhaa o gr8

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7/22/2021
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christian@cxgonzalezabout 4 years ago
Replying to @goblinodds

@goblinodds It's the CGPGrey accent

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7/22/2021
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goblin waifu@goblinoddsabout 4 years ago
Replying to @cxgonzalez

@CXGonzalez_ huh that one just reads "slightly nerdy youtuber" to me

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7/23/2021
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Loopy@strangestloopabout 4 years ago
Replying to @goblinodds

@goblinodds along these lines i'm v curious to know the mannerisms you're referring to in this tiktok! https://t.co/0FWinB2aRr

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8/13/2021
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goblin waifu@goblinoddsabout 4 years ago
Replying to @strangestloop

@strangestloop i'll take note when i see them but off the top of my head-- this girl's hand gestures are very feminine and elegant but also sort of noticeably stiff/jerky? and i've had two friends who make the same gestures in the same way https://t.co/sIrNTH3Eq6

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8/13/2021
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Loopy@strangestloopabout 4 years ago
Replying to @goblinodds

@goblinodds oooh cool ty!

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8/13/2021
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goblin waifu@goblinoddsabout 4 years ago
Replying to @strangestloop

@strangestloop np! no idea whether these are autistic mannerisms, but the similarity between her and my ostensibly neurotypical friends was just boggling to me

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8/13/2021