Rusty, I have never had a better time reading a response and seeing myself reflected. Thanks! I feel a childish sense of glee that someone else finds sensors -well, how do I put this- annoyingly defensive. It always blindsides me and kills the enjoyment of the conversation. For me, it’s never about the particular situation but about the big abstract picture and trying to understand the system that governs it. But the sensor is a robot and it keeps rejecting my input because the program it runs has only a drop down menu and no essay field.
Very funny to read and relate another’s experience that I thought was my private hell. I don’t know if that makes it better or worse. I guess I’m morally defunct but it makes my loneliness less unique to me, which is some kind of ironic connection! ;)
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Rusty, I have never had a better time reading a response and seeing myself reflected. Thanks! I feel a childish sense of glee that someone else finds sensors -well, how do I put this- annoyingly defensive. It always blindsides me and kills the enjoyment of the conversation. For me, it’s never about the particular situation but about the big abstract picture and trying to understand the system that governs it. But the sensor is a robot and it keeps rejecting my input because the program it runs has only a drop down menu and no essay field.
Very funny to read and relate another’s experience that I thought was my private hell. I don’t know if that makes it better or worse. I guess I’m morally defunct but it makes my loneliness less unique to me, which is some kind of ironic connection! ;)