bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
@bonnieintheblue.bsky.social
120 followers
89 following
2.3K posts
@my_twitraccount on twitter. Project Sekai/kanamafu, Danganronpa, Heaven Burns Red/rukayuki, Reverse 1999, Yuri on Ice, Madoka, Vocaloid/kagamines. I ship both f/f & m/m (& sometimes m/f). I'm an adult! I follow the Three Laws of Fandom.
Posts
Media
Videos
Starter Packs
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Cyleki
@cyleki.bsky.social
Β· 1d
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
![REFLECTIONS OF OMNISCIENCE
Self channel. Aleph [Memorize] the first 2 basic incantations actively casted this round and enters the [Hyperthymesia] status for 1 round.
"$ The truth is, you can never find the ultimate truth."
Memorize: Memorizes the rank, Inspiration points, and Rewrite effects of incantations. Hyperthymesia: Channel. This status channels until the next round, ending right before the AP Area resolves. When this channel status ends, the memorized incantations are added to the spell queue and casted alongside all other incantations from the round. These
memorized incantations are considered actively cast, but do not grant any Moxie. Afterward, grant attack instances +2 to [Impromptu Incantation] for the round, and all non-final attack instances of Impromptu Incantation this round inflict the [Interpretation] status on the attack target, with the final attack instance also dealing an additional (the target's stacks of [Interpretation] x 80)% Mental DMG to each enemy target holding the [Interpretation] status. Aleph cannot act while channeling, and all stacks of](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:upjrccejdavhhurq5uyeupvf/bafkreiganhrpdsgoz3hdki2otsgfd6oiuq24xfn3cmpmpy2dcx6sevwo64@jpeg)
![Hyperthymesia, also known as hyperthymestic syndrome or highly superior autobiographical memory (HSAM), is a condition that leads people to be able to remember an abnormally large number of their
life experiences in vivid detail. It is extraordinarily rare, with fewer than 100 people in the world having been diagnosed with the condition as of 2021. 31(4) A person who has hyperthymesia is called a
hyperthymesiac. 5]
American neurobiologists Elizabeth Parker, Larry Cahill and James McGaugh (2006) identified two defining characteristics of hyperthymesia: spending an excessive amount of time thinking about one's past, and displaying an extraordinary ability to recall specific events from one's past.!"! The authors wrote that they derived the word from Ancient Greek: hyper-'excessive' and allegedly thymesis 'remembering', although such a word is not attested in Ancient Greek, but they may have been thinking of Modern Greek thymisi 'memory' or Ancient Greek
enthymesis 'consideration', which are derived from thymos 'mind'. (6]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:upjrccejdavhhurq5uyeupvf/bafkreiecio2lkonfoqdzcjw2jshzuiz5cldpmxamaqd4vpq2ulhghwz32i@jpeg)
![Signs and symptoms edit] Individuals with hyperthymesia can recall extensive details of their own lives, along with public events that hold personal significance.7! They often describe their memories as uncontrollable associations: when presented with a date, they immediately "see" a vivid depiction of that day without conscious effort. 8) These memories are strikingly detailed but not literal recordings of experience. In the case
of Jill Price, anonymised as "AJ" in the 2006 study by Parker, Cahill and McGaugh, [1] her recollections resembled a movie running in her mind, yet she could not remember incidental details such as what her interviewers were wearing hours
earlier. Although she describes her mind like having a movie running, she is not recording her world verbatim in its totality. One day after several hours together, she was asked to close her eyes and tell what her two
interviewers were wearing. She was unable to do so. Hyperthymesia differs from other forms of exceptional memory, which usually rely on mnemonic devices or rehearsal strategies. Hyperthymestic memories are overwhelmingly autobiographical, encompassing both significant and mundane events, and are encoded involuntarily and retrieved automatically. 91[101 Although hyperthymesiacs may be able to recall the day of the week on which a date occurred, they are not calendrical calculators; their recall is constrained to lived
experiences and thought to operate subconsciously. (11]
Hyperthymesia is not classified as a form of autism, though certain similarities exist. Like autistic savants, some hyperthymesiacs develop an obsessive fascination with dates. Jill Price, the first documented case, differed notably from mnemonist Solomon Shereshevsky, described by psychologist Alexander Luria.l12] Shereshevsky could deliberately memorise vast amounts of information, whereas Price could recall only autobiographical events and generally performed poorly at memorisation tasks.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:upjrccejdavhhurq5uyeupvf/bafkreic5g7zozleocribrejtnhj3bwbgndsyeeymcuosgbrngbvtc5wchi@jpeg)
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
...and again, dodging her way around a lie like a pro
She's still technically telling the truth. Ulrich and co aren't "armed forces" π
She's still technically telling the truth. Ulrich and co aren't "armed forces" π
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
Reposted by bonnie π πΌβοΈ πβοΈ
I love this game. Welcome to the suitcase, Buddy