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> False accusations -- real or imaginary, against me or against others -- especially anger me. I feel similarly and wonder what this is called or how many othe
by prepend 6y ago
> False accusations -- real or imaginary, against me or against others -- especially anger me.
I feel similarly and wonder what this is called or how many others feel similarly. It’s curious to me as I try to solve problems and filter truth from false just in general everyday life so when someone says something that seems false it sticks out to me in my thoughts. I stopped trying to correct this as it seems most people aren’t very receptive, to say the least :) I’m not sure if people don’t care because being wrong isn’t the most important part, or they already know it’s false and don’t care.
It’s fun learning about how different people see the world and I think it’s cool how many different people there are in the world and people have really different world views than I.
- anaerobicover 6y agoSpeaking as someone who shares this trait with you, you should know if you don't already: this is a characteristic of autistic brains. (Not to say that either you or I are definitely autistic.) The other people's brains put a higher weight on what you might call "agreeableness" (from the Big 5 personality traits) than on strict factual correctness. > I stopped trying to correct this as it seems most people aren’t very receptive, to say the least. Same; I have found it best to "keep my powder dry" so to speak, and have slowly, slowly learned to weigh my own sense of importance against various social values. I find it makes me more effective when it is indeed important.