we are so speedy about being context aware we don’t even notice
I think the difference isn’t that we’re fast at being context-aware but rather that we’re slow at noticing.
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tiramichu@lemm.ee 3 days agoIt’s funny though, because as humans we also consider a huge number of factors when someone approaches us and says “hi” - but we are so speedy about being context aware we don’t even notice.
In a fraction of a second we are thinking “Who is this person? Where do I know them from? Is this a personal thing or a professional thing? What does their tone and body language tell me about the interaction? What is their motivation? Are they a threat? Do they want something transnational from me, or is this purely just a pleasantry?”
We’re good at that.
ArbitraryValue@sh.itjust.works 3 days ago
sp3tr4l@lemmy.zip 3 days ago
Hi! Autistic person here.
DeepSeek’s exposed chain of thought process pretty much is exactly what its like any time I am having a consequential, or potentially consequential in person, realtime social interaction with a neurotypical.
Its all a very explicit, conscious, often overwhelming thought process, that often takes a draining amount of effort, and often takes much longer than it does for neurotypicals.
Neurotypicals basically do not experience this consciously, it is usually almost entirely subconscious.
Neurotypicals actually often make more errors in their version of this process, but they don’t think they do.
Yes, there are studies that back that up.
MentalEdge@sopuli.xyz 3 days ago
“Check it out guys, I tricked this rock into having an existential crisis.”
Looks, sees a piece of silicon sucking down two countries worth of nuclear power.
ArbitraryValue@sh.itjust.works 3 days ago
Meanwhile , a greasy lump of gel can have a much more severe crisis for only 20 watts.