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Cake day: July 11th, 2023

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  • @thezeesystem I feel you, these are the best I’ve gotten. They also have in-ear which I’ve used and are equally good.

    App isn’t required, but very recommended (firmware updates, calibrating the audio and noise cancelling to your hearing, managing multipoint ie. switching connections between devices)

    Also has incredible pass through mode (allowing you to optionally hear people without taking them off, almost as good as without wearing them at all imo).

    Plus insane battery life, advertised as 40 hours… enough that by the time I get the low battery warning I’ve completely forgetten when I charged them last.

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  • @r3df0x @SuddenDownpour That’s not remotely what this is referring to and it makes me wonder if you read the article at all?

    They were comparing public vs private actions of allistics vs autistics and basically determined that autistics are more likely to be charitable/kind without needing recognition or attention to it.

    The real findings:
    * We’re less likely to differ our choices based on whether or not they’re perceived
    * We’re more kind by default

    What you’re talking about is a separate, but also common thing, called fawning. A trauma response that many of us also have in which we do whatever we think a person wants to avoid perceived threats and harm, even if that action itself causes us further harm.

    This test did not examine fawning and did not examine charity at great personal cost. It was just whether or not someone would act charitably at personal expense or uncharitably at personal gain… an allistics basically were only good when people were watching while autistics were consistent regardless.