Dyslexics like Trump learn things or figure them out. Then they relive them

[applegrove]

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with different assumptions. I'm sure Trump has been briefed about crimea being annexed by Putin. Or possibly he remembers it from the news in 2014. Then he looked at the situation with a blank slate or with other assumptions at the time he was being interviewed. So he forgot about crimea. It is what makes dyslexics so creative. They look at things at different times from different angles and with different assumptions and sometimes with a blank slate. Then, over time, we synthesize all these different takes to get a 3 D big picture. We toss things over in their minds in a three dimentional way. That makes us creative. And good at seeing things others miss. Good at science, business, arts, etc. But wrong at times. But right in pulling down the fictions of hypocrites: Trump pulled down the GOP fictions thay 1) the GOP is not racist 2) that the GOP economic platform of low taxes and no regulations helps workers. Trump should be a muse (as I'm sure his role in his empire is) or a second set of eyes. Not a president.

[kcr]

1. No.

I don't think so. I'm sorry.

[applegrove]

2. What part do you not agree with? Dyslexics with high iqs make up a big

part of both NASA and MIT. I'm not saying Trump is one of them. But he is the typical businessman with dyslexia. Good at reading a crowd. Good at politics like other dyslexics like Churchill, Kennedy, Woodrow Wilson, Reagan, and both Bushes. Some of them were smart enough to think for themselves and do great stuff. Some of them, the Republicans, were spoonfed trickle down by the Right. As Trump will be.

[kcr]

3. Oh, it seemed you were saying that Trump has dyslexia, as if you knew this were a fact.

I'm saying I disagree that dyslexia is the explanation for Trump being Trump. I don't know if he has it or not, but if he does, that doesn't account for even a millionth of his Trumpness, including his mistake about Crimea.

[applegrove]

4. On top of dyslexica Trump is a con-man, a liar, a narcissist, etc.

[Peacetrain]

5. I am dyslexic.. and yikes..

My ability to read across on a straight line is highly impaired.. I will be reading, and pick up the sentence below the one I am reading and things can get squirlley.. and I turn numbers around.. 84 .. and I am thinking 84 , I will write 48.. I will read back across what I have wrote.. read the 48 and still see on 84.. sooooooo being a dyslexic who has to continually edit her posts to correct things.. I do not think Trump is dyslexic.. I think Trump is lazy.. and just does not care to find out things..

[applegrove]

7. I disagree. He is partially well explained by dyslexia with some smarts.

He does not seem to read much. You toss your numbers and words around but you don't think you toss around your ideas? Seriously, dyslexia was an advantage before people read.

[Wellstone ruled]

10. Trump is a classic case Dyslexic.

And a Narcissistic Bully. As a dyslexic,I do have similiar issues,but,we can work at over coming the nasty side of dyslexia by mental activities. And yes Trump is lazy and that appears to be because of his petulant nature.

[renie408]

6. All those words are English, but somehow they don't make any sense.

DAMN!!

I am having latent dyslexia!

[KT2000]

8. trump loves Putin

or he owes a lot of money to some oligarchs and Putin has offered him protection - that's my guess

[yellowcanine]

9. Meh. Why the need to insult people with dyslexia?

[applegrove]

11. I'm not insulting dyslexics. We do some things better than regular people:

think in 3D, keep narratives separate, interconnectedness and dynamic reasoning. And seeing things others miss. It is simply a different way of perceiving the world. And a blank slate makes for great scientific observation.