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Originally Posted by nahkoe
I feel bad for the kid, and his family. I'm so, so glad they've decided to treat him like a normal kid. But he's not. He's as handicapped as someone with an exceptionally low IQ is. It's not an easy road he has ahead of him.
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Originally Posted by Timmy
Oh, I dunno. I turned out OK.
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Originally Posted by Timmy
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I dunno, I think nahkoe's observation of "handicapped" and the hard road ahead is apt. Living in a world full of dummies and not being able to do anything about it gets very grueling as time goes by.
Take this for example:
Here we have an educated Academy Award winning artist whose success has been driven by his talent for projecting an image. And yet, despite the best efforts of his staff of publists, agents, handlers and his other "people" he doesn't have the presence of mind to realize that the order of the words he has written across his fingers will be reversed when he reverses his wrists.
This is just one more burdensome weight that Pranav and I will have to labor beneath until the neurons storing this image are finally smothered by the Lewy Bodies, prions and other protein clutter.
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