There are periods in history when societies begin to discover that the liberties they believed to be permanent were, in reality, conditional arrangements tolerated only while they remained politically convenient.
It was mediocre at best.
Coach was not helpful. He tried to be, but was still not helpful.
And I have to complain about the wind, because it was incredibly gusty and inappropriate for my abilities.
It was a multiple way puzzle I found very challenging to solve consistently.
I ended up failing even the most basic navigation task, so my experience had a painful conclusion. It was not only challenging, but intrinsically difficult for me to coordinate.
I don't know if I will go back.
In psychology, there is this thing called theory-of-mind. Supposedly, people with autism have less theory-of-mind ability.
I would like to say - people without autism may make the same mistakes with people with autism.
Normal people just do not understand why an autistic or highly-sensitive person would delay going to the hospital.
The large surge in autism could be an adaptation of nature to complex, volatile and rapid changes.
I think autistic people are very good in the post-AI society - ability may no longer be the most important thing - morality, virtue, integrity, ethics will be the most important things a person can do, or not do.
