Re:Misophonia: Scientists crack why eating sounds can make p...
by wrp on Friday February 03, 2017 @11:05PM
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> you passing judgement on something you have zero personal experience with
How do you know that? In fact, the opposite is the case. And having given this issue considerable thought over the years, I'm pointing out where I see this discussion as a bit misguided. Most importantly, psychological differences are largely a matter of degree, not either-or.
Re:Misophonia: Scientists crack why eating sounds can make p...
by Mithaldu on Saturday February 04, 2017 @06:09AM
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You couldn't possibly go into extremely nerdvoice "Actually, ..." mode if you were affected by something like this to the degree described in the article. (Ok, technically you could, and just be a horrible person in other ways, but i suspect that's not it.)
Not only are you passing judgement on something you have zero personal experience with, you even managed to completely miss the fact that the article did not discuss "being bothered", but "fight or flight response".