Posted on January 1, 1  •  2 minutes  • 236 words

A friend mentioned that ND (Neutral density) filters would filter out neurodivergent (ND) people from images. But it didn’t work on me for some reason and I had a panic attack because I wasn’t a “real” neurodivergent person.

Later, I was doing an English exam in the courtyard of my highschool. everyone from my grade was standing outside in a loose grid formation. I got handed a piece of paper written by another student that has a passage on one side and questions on the other. It read something “Vanvan of the Land Lover tribe got into her tank, the Vulva Luva. Vanvan’s tank landed on an enemy van as she plunged down a valley of the Virginia mountains” and continued for a while. The first question asked how many times “van” appeared in the text. I think it was a trick question because they never said “the word van”, but just “van”, or even specified case sensitivity. I hate questions like that.

Also there was also an augmented reality interface that was styled like windows XP, for retrieving information from a music library with specific options like finding tracks with a certain BPM or with specific notes etc. Not sure if I was using it to cheat or if we had a DJ exam afterwards, but my pocket was stuffed full of small papers with English notes and no one seemed to notice or care.