Big big mistake that would be. While I don't believe in any of that, you would essentially completely change the forum into something else entirely. This is a case of "be careful what you wish for, as you just may get it".
I was thinking more along the lines of: Yes, autistic people are probably stuck on one or more fields of interest with "perception narrowing" activated.
But I am certain that it can be controlled by some of us, I use deep focus a lot, hard to avoid using it.
Except when driving, the I widen my focus field and rely mostly on peripheral senses because they are quicker to react, tend to read other peoples driving patterns.
You are misinterpreting the meaning of "perception narrowing" - you will need to look up the phrase as I can't go into it - sorry but I've been told not to hijack this thread but start my own. If your interested we could discuss in another thread of you start one?
Hi, as a practicing artist, I am very interested in taking part in a discussion about the phenomenon of perception. So long as we can self moderate, and without a bun-fight breaking out between the cardigans, I'm in.
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No, we are talking about the same thing, but maybe there is a difference between our understanding of the topic.
It's interesting, I try not to be active in too many threads at the same time, but if you feel the desire to start a new thread I will try to keep my eyes open for it.
It's interesting, I try not to be active in too many threads at the same time, but if you feel the desire to start a new thread I will try to keep my eyes open for it.
Probably not talking about the same thing. MM is probably talking about something that people can't turn on and off, or modulate the level of, over short time periods by force of will. It has to do with structural changes of brain internal organization. Perceptual narrowing - Wikipedia
I read about that extensively some years ago, brain pattern plasticity is very interesting.
It was what I was thinking about, but more specificly I was thinking about focusing on a number of different activities/topics for the sole purpose of increasing neural connections to the focus and learn process itself. Deep focus is a brain function. Spent your time limit on focusing on a single topic? Focus on it from a different perspective and you can change to a third perspective when the second is exhausted.
It was what I was thinking about, but more specificly I was thinking about focusing on a number of different activities/topics for the sole purpose of increasing neural connections to the focus and learn process itself. Deep focus is a brain function. Spent your time limit on focusing on a single topic? Focus on it from a different perspective and you can change to a third perspective when the second is exhausted.
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To be fair I think there is an element of lost in translation there. That is the google translation from his original post. He edited out the original after I edited his post and added the translation.
I probably should have mentioned to him that the translation was not too good, he wouldn't likely know it doesn't make a great deal of sense.
Tony.
I probably should have mentioned to him that the translation was not too good, he wouldn't likely know it doesn't make a great deal of sense.
Tony.
brilliant 🙂
We should all have methods of protecting ourselves while maintaining audio fidelity 🙂
wish i had a brown cardigan, tartan carpet slippers and an oscilloscope 🙁
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I also watch TV, and love hearing "The Little Drummer Boy" in the mall.
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