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Every area of interest has its "cults", I'm sure whatever you're into has its as well. For me, I like MK's, and I have a particular like. I type for a living
by michaelcampbell 5y ago
Every area of interest has its "cults", I'm sure whatever you're into has its as well.
For me, I like MK's, and I have a particular like. I type for a living so I want to optimize the joy. Maybe I'm overly sensitive about it, maybe I'm slightly up on the autism spectrum, I honestly don't know. My family has noted my oversensitivity to many things; tags on t-shirts, when socks (worn) or rugs have wrinkles or even if the rug-pad has a wrinkle; I'm accused of being the princess and the pea.
Your analogy is wildly off though; I suspect to push your point. The classical guitarist without a stool at all could still play, without a keyboard I could not.
There are 2 broad categories about working with things. One is you customize it to your "artisinal, bespoke" way and are happy about that. The other is you adjust yourself to it and get on with it. Either is valid.
"The reasonable man adjusts to his environment, the unreasonable man adjusts his environment to him. Thus, all progress is made by unreasonable men."
- Sebb767 5y ago> I'm accused of being the princess and the pea. It's "on the pea". This saying originates from a princess being so sensitive that she can't sleep with a pea below her mattress. Sorry for being a princess on the pea about this one ;-)
- michaelcampbell 5y agoCite?
- jhardy54 5y agohttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Princess_and_the_Pea https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Princess_and_the_Pea