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None of these things compare in my mind to the absolute life-deranging daily pain that is 2 hours a day on public transport, dressing up in physically uncomfort
by Sophistifunk 6y ago
None of these things compare in my mind to the absolute life-deranging daily pain that is 2 hours a day on public transport, dressing up in physically uncomfortable clothes for 10 hours a day, constantly being surveilled and judged by how busy I look, or (most importantly) trying to concentrate in a room with 100 people having random conversations around me.
There's a part of my brain that works with language, and I need it to write code. If somebody is talking near me (doesn't have to actually be to me), that part of my brain is listening, and I can't use it. It's not under my control, all I can do is try to block the sounds.
- analog31 6y ago>>> There's a part of my brain that works with language, and I need it to write code. If somebody is talking near me (doesn't have to actually be to me), that part of my brain is listening, and I can't use it. It's not under my control, all I can do is try to block the sounds. This is the best I've seen this explained. Thanks.