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Person of Interest and MacGuyver

Yup, old and ancient stuff.

Too many. I can count by the fingers of my left hand how many shows I watched to the end and I still have unused fingers.

You just gave me a headache.

Please explain the thought process that led to such a wondering.

I agree. It is possible to train the sense of smell. And it should be actively trained.

Ever got the “are you part dog or something”? Always makes me laugh.

Smell is undervalued in humans. I could smells if my partner was about to have her period before she started using contraception.

I don’t consider any part of my personality as a super power, although I am aware I have a few oddities on me.

• Smells play a very big part of my reality.

I can “smell” a shift in air humidity. This led to me learning I can cook by my nose, as I can smell the very onset of burning or low content of salt or spices.

Anyone else can smell crickets?

• it was always easier to maintain a memory if I translate it into an image.

I gave differents colours in my mind to the days of the week, I color coded my emotions in order to know how things are inside my head and I have a colour bar to range my dialogue intensity to other.

• noticing something is “wrong” around or out of place always seemed easy, be it because there is a sound too much or missing or something is somewhere it doesn’t belong or missing

I always thought these were normal things, growing up. Just like having a narrator voice in my head (this one comes really handy when reading a book; all character have a voice and the narrator has another).

I sometimes float the idea in my brain to learn how to code. If I ever come to it, I want to debate and discuss my work with another human. Not a machine.

Personal preference.

I won’t hold my breath on it.

Up until this minute, AI has produced plentiful examples of how it can produce anything but good code.

I’d rather have a developer writing software, slowly, because they have an intelectual itch and want to try and see the outcome of their idea than the proverbial army of monkeys furiously typing away.

I’m in a nearly twenty years long relationship and I am not married nor do I intend to.

Mind if I ask where are you from?

Yes. Definitely, yes. And I would buy the condoms.

That is trust. Asking for a safe space, under the roof of their parents, that is sign they trust their parents.